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| (l-r ) Eileen Bunning,
Visiting Nurse and Hospice Care, Jacqueline Downs, Community
West Bank, Tom Thomas and Cynder Sinclair, Santa Barbara Bank
& Trust |
United Way Of Santa Barbara County
kicked-off the 2007-2008 Community Campaign with an educational
Pacesetter Luncheon, which was held at Rodney’s Steak House at
Fess Parker's DoubleTree Resort. Lynda Nahra, President and
CEO of Community West Bank and United Way’s Community Campaign
Deputy Chair was the mistress of ceremonies. To honor her work, the
restaurant was decorated in a “bank” theme with fun decorations and "Nahra"
bucks spread throughout the tables.
Brian Sarvis, Santa Barbara School Districts Superintendent and
United Way’s Community Campaign Chair, spoke about some of the current
success United Way has gained through volunteer hours and dollars to
continue helping the community through the Power of Partnership™.
Many organizations shared fun ideas for
success. Participating businesses were ABC-Clio, Bank of America,
City of Goleta, Community West Bank, Cox Communications, Damitz,Brooks,
Nightingale, Turner and Morrisset, Exxon Mobil, Fess Parker’s DoubleTree
Resort, Four Seasons Biltmore, L-3 Communications MariPro Inc., Santa
Barbara Bank & Trust, and Visiting
Nurse & Hospice Care.
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| (l-r) Susan Cavalli, Santa
Barbara Bank & Trust; Nathan Lem, Community West Bank; Joel Dinan, United
Way of Santa Barbara County |
The Pacesetter Campaign, which is
composed of 25 organizations, has a goal of raising $325,00 before
September 15, 2007, which is United Way’s Day of Caring, the largest
single day volunteer program in the tri-counties.
We would like to thank Fess Parker's
Doubletree Resort for generously donating the use of Rodney's Steakhouse
for the Pacesetter Luncheon.
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