(EMPIRE NEWS NETWORK (ENN)—-SAN BERNARDINO, CA—- Community Action Partnership of San Bernardino County (CAPSBC) will be hosting a Piano Recital and Gala Event on Saturday, October 6 at the University of Redlands located at 1200 Colton Avenue in Redlands.
Master of Ceremonies will be Bryon Russell, former Lakers NBA Star who previously attended San Bernardino High School. The event will feature the Community Action Legacy Awards to honor individuals and organizations that have supported the mission and vision of CAPSBC of assisting low-income residents of San Bernardino County in achieving self-sufficiency.
The Board is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2018
Community Action Legacy Awards. The Venny H. Newman Humanitarian Award will be presented to Dr. Margaret for her for her long-time, outstanding service to our communities and CAPSBC. Dr. Hill has been a distinguished educator, community supporter and advocate in our county since 1971. Her name is known throughout our county and we are grateful for her dedication to our communities and youth.
The Venny H. Newman Humanitarian Award is given as a tribute to Ms. Venny H. Newman who has dedicated her life to advocating for the poor and was a pioneer in the establishment of the Dependency Prevention Commission in 1965, now known as Community Action Partnership of San Bernardino County.
Other award recipients include:
- Legislative Advocate Award: Assembly Member Eloise Gómez-Reyes
- Community Partner Award: San Bernardino Pastors United
- Helping People Changing Lives Volunteer Award: Dolores Armstead-Robinson
- Spirit of Hope Achievement Award: Francisca Tousely
Prior to the dinner, there will be a benefit concert for the CAPSBC Food Bank featuring “Two Piano Journey” with Michelle and Christopher Kuo, an incredible world-class piano ensemble team. They have performed in locations such as Carnegie Hall – NY, The Green Room – San Francisco, The Lighthouse Guild – NY, Rutgers University – NY, Friday Musicale – FL, Drew University – NJ, Old Dominion University – VA, and countless premier international sites.
For more information, call (909) 723-1523 or e-mail info@capsbc.org