Pace Center for Girls, Lee recently hosted its “Every Girl Deserves” Community Open House Feb. 13 at the Pace Center for Girls in Fort Myers. The event invited members of the community to visit the center and be inspired while learning about the vision for the capital campaign, which focuses on repairs and renovations to.
The 17th annual Grande Dames Tea, hosted by Pace Center for Girls, Lee, and presented by David and Kellie Urban, is set to take place from 1 to 3 p.m. on Thursday, April 24, at Broadway Palm in Fort Myers. This year’s honorees will include Ruby Hendley, Gail McClure and Donna Sublett. Pace’s Grande Dames.
After 16 years of empowering young women in Lee County, Pace Center for Girls announces the launch of its “Every Girl Deserves” Capital Improvement Campaign, aiming to raise $1 million for vital improvements to its L. Gail Markham Building in Fort Myers. This campaign is designed to strengthen and enhance safety, security and overall wellness.
Pace Center for Girls, Lee has named Constance White-Davis, Deanna Hansen and Fran Myers as the honorees of its 2024 Grande Dames Tea, to be recognized for their significant impact on the community at a sold-out event on April 18 at Broadway Palm in Fort Myers. Each year, Pace’s Grande Dames Tea honors women who.
Pace Center for Girls, Lee has announced its 16th annual Grande Dames Tea, taking place from 1 to 3 p.m. on Thursday, April 18 at Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre, 1380 Colonial Blvd. in Fort Myers. Each year, Pace’s Grande Dames Tea honors women who exemplify the organization’s guiding principles and have made a significant impact.
Pace Center for Girls, Lee recently celebrated the graduation of seven Pace students with a special ceremony at Broadway Palm in Fort Myers. Surrounded by their families, friends, staff and fellow Pace girls, graduates Ayleah A., Brooke D., A’Llawna F., Destiny F., Terriana P., Lilyana R. and Shelby S. were honored during a graduation ceremony.
The 15th Annual Grande Dames Tea has raised a record $155,000 in support of programs for Pace Center for Girls, Lee. Presented by B. Pat O’Rourke, the sold-out celebration was held April 4 at Broadway Palm and honored three local women – Rose Govan, Sunny Lubner and Debbie Prather – for their significant impact on.
Pace Center for Girls is seeking donations, gift cards and volunteers to help provide necessary resources to Pace girls and staff directly impacted by Hurricane Ian in Lee County. In the weeks following the storm, the center collected supplies from local individuals, agencies and businesses and distributed them to students and their families at home.
Pace Center for Girls, Lee’s popular fundraising event, Love That Dress!, has raised $130,000 to support Pace Lee programs. “We thank the many shoppers, sponsors and volunteers who joined us at Love That Dress! this year to honor the female spirit and shop for a cause,” said Jennifer Cellitti, executive director of Pace Center for.
Pace Center for Girls, Lee will host its popular Love That Dress! fundraising event on Wednesday, Aug. 24 in Estero. Described as the ultimate feel-good shopping spree of the year, Love That Dress! features shopping, music, silent auctions and cocktails with all proceeds benefiting Pace programs and services. The shopping event kicks off at 6.