Standing in front of the Stage House Restaurant in Scotch Plains are
Randy Klimek, Senior Mortgage Consultant at Town Bank, and Mary
Cappio, President of the Resolve Community Counseling Center Board
of Directors. Resolve will hold a fundraising dinner, for which Town
Bank is the corporate sponsor, at the Stage House on February 27. |
The Resolve Community
Counseling Center will hold its annual fundraising dinner on
Wednesday, February 27 at the Stage House Restaurant, 366 Park
Avenue, in Scotch Plains. An elegant prix fixe, four-course dinner costs
just $50 per person, excluding beverages, gratuity, and tax. The Stage
House will donate a percentage of the proceeds to Resolve. Door prizes
include baskets of cosmetics and fragrances donated by Lord and Taylor
of Westfield and a savings bond donated by Town Bank. Town Bank, located
in Westfield and soon to open a branch in Fanwood, is the corporate
sponsor of the dinner.
For more information about the dinner or to make a reservation, please
call the Resolve Community Counseling Center office in Scotch Plains at
(908) 322-9180.
Resolve Community Counseling is a non-profit mental health organization
providing counseling, advocacy, and educational programs for children,
adolescents, and adults. Its highly accredited staff of psychologists,
social workers, and counselors helps individuals and groups in Scotch
Plains, Fanwood, Plainfield, and surrounding areas in Union County. Fees
are determined by a sliding scale, according to ability to pay.
Therefore, the Resolve Community Counseling Center relies on fundraising
efforts, such as the upcoming dinner, to maintain the excellent quality
of service provided to its clients. |
