Latinas Leading Tomorrow (LLT) is a school based after school program established in 2004 in Arlington, Virginia. It was disigned to meet the students’ need to have a program that spoke to their particular concerns of young Latinas who are possibly the first in their families to attend college and may not have the support and knowledge of how to get there and graduate.

Since 2004 the program has expanded to include all of Arlington’s comprehensive high schools as well as most middle schools in the county.In 2010 LLT expanded to include two chapters in Fairfax County and three chapters in Manor, Texas.

LLT now serves over 300 students per year. Program alumni currently attend a variety of universities, including James Madison, George Mason, Mary Washington, Virginia Tech, Penn State, Marymount, Carnegie Mellon and Richmond University. These students return during their breaks to share their experiences with current LLT students. LLT is proud to have one of the founding high school students on its advisory board and assist in the coordination of LLT’s annual Latina power conference.

The Tournament will have a 7:30AM Registration/Continental Breakfast and 8:00 AM Shotgun Start-Scramble Format followed by a Buffet Luncheon. Contest, Raffles, Silent Auction, Prizes and FUN! Entry Fee only: $130.00 per person. Tournament proceeds will benefit Children’s Mental Health Network. Please contact Chair Person, Beverly Barney, Jr. @ 603-942-5445 or register on line www.cmhn-nh.com.

The children’s mental health crisis is a national problem that has drawn the attention of parents, clinical professionals, school districts and public officials in every state. Children’s Mental Health Network is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization founded in 2010. It is the purpose of CMHN to provide funding for community services for families of children with serious emotion disorders referred by Mental Health Professionals. It also funds educational programs in Therapeutic Crisis Intervention (TCI) to schools, daycare facilities and law enforcement agencies. This training will give this network of professionals the confidence and skills needed to effectively and productively work with a child who struggles with the challenges associated with an emotional disorder. CMHN is also working to create a model for a “Community Crisis Team” to work in conjunction with local police in responding to a child in crisis. For more information on CMHN, and learn was services our funding provides to families and children. Please visit our website atwww.cmhn-nh.com.

Please help to make this event a memorable and successful one. Hopefully, together with your support, we can make this an annual event that will bring the community together as well raise funds for this important organization every year. Your contribution/particapation means a lot.

Benefiting: Kanyama Water and Malaria Project

4-Man Scramble

8:30 Shotgun

Be a part of Engineers Without Borders—Huntsville’s Spring Golf Tournament at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail, Hampton Cove—a 54-hole facility with a challenging terrain that changes drastically from one side of the propert…y to the other. From rolling fairways and long, waving grasses to a true Scottish links design, we anticipate each player will enjoy an experience like none other.

Your participation in this tournament will allow Engineers Without Borders—Huntsville the opportunity to continue its mission of supporting community-driven development programs in Zambia. Our current project addresses the needs of Kenyama Chiefdom, a remote Zambian community, which struggles under the burdens of extreme poverty, water contamination, and food shortage.

The University of Arizona’s Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry is proud to announce The 2012 Mike Cusanovich Commemorative Weekend to be held in Tucson on Friday and Saturday, March 2-3, 2012.

The event will include a day-long research symposium with national and international speakers from science and biofuels industries, dinner and silent auction on Friday, March 2, at the DoubleTree Hotel at Reid Park; and a golf tournament, lunch, awards ceremony, and raffle on Saturday, March 3, at Randolph Golf Course.

The tournament events include two $50K shootouts, a $10K hole-in-one prize package, and longest drive contest, closest to the pin contest and a putting contest with guaranteed big ticket prizes including tickets to major sporting events, and a 5-day Carnival Cruise for two.

Online registration is available on our website. Early bird registration (before January 15, 2012) is $125 per golfer, regular registration (January 15 – February 24) is $150 per golfer. Your registration includes 18-holes of golf, a shared cart, golf shirt, goody bag, 2 drink tickets, lunch and the awards ceremony. Raffle tickets and mulligans will be sold the day of the tournament.

All proceeds from the event weekend will benefit Chemistry and Biochemistry students through the Mike Cusanovich CBC Scholarship Fund.

We hope to have your support as a participant and/or sponsor for this event. More details are available on our tournament website: www.cbc.arizona.edu/cusanovich_memorial

A Place of HOPE is a charitable healthcare clinic & an emotional trauma center in the Highland Lakes area to assist those who are lacking in health insurance or financial ability to seek medical or emotional help. We are a life line of restoration and support to those who have found themselves in temporary need of medical or emotional help without the ability to pay for these services through no fault of their own.

Our medical clinic offers routine checkups and also sees patients who need prescriptions and who no longer can afford to go to their previous physicians due to their temporary financial situation. We have our own Medical Room staffed with Pharmacists who volunteer their time. Our Medical Assistance Program is designed to help patients who need assistance with their prescription drugs.