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Danbury Senior Center Raffle to Benefit Veterans' Memorial

The Danbury Senior Center hold a raffle to benefit the Afghanistan Iraq War Veteran's memorial.

Photo (left to right):
Jairus Domenech, Mayor Roberto Alves, Juan Rivas, John Kennedy, Wilfredo Mulero, Nelson Martins, Senator Richard Blumenthal, David Vieira &  Bob Godfrey holding the quilt at the memorial's ground breaking ceremony.
Photo (left to right): Jairus Domenech, Mayor Roberto Alves, Juan Rivas, John Kennedy, Wilfredo Mulero, Nelson Martins, Senator Richard Blumenthal, David Vieira & Bob Godfrey holding the quilt at the memorial's ground breaking ceremony. (Susan Tomanio)

The Elmwood Hall Danbury Senior Center has introduced a quilt raffle to support the Afghanistan Iraq Veterans War Memorial Fund. The Senior Center's Quilting Society has meticulously crafted a large patriotic quilt, currently displayed in the Elmwood Hall lobby. Susan Tomanio, Director of Elderly Services, expressed her gratitude for the Quilting Society's efforts, stating that the organization is thrilled to support such a noble cause.

Individuals may purchase raffle tickets for $5.00 at the Senior Center (10 Elmwood Place) or donate through Venmo at @DanburySeniorCenter (indicating that the donation is for the raffle). Donors who contribute through Venmo will be automatically entered into the raffle. The drawing for the raffle winner will take place on Wednesday, May 1st, 2024. All proceeds will be utilized towards building an Afghanistan Iraq Veterans Memorial in Danbury. This will be the first memorial of its kind in the State of Connecticut. For more information on the planned memorial visit www.ctafghaniraqmemorial.org. For more information on the Danbury Senior Center visit www.danburyseniors.org

Photo: Senator Richard Blumenthal, Danbury Mayor Roberto Alves, President of the Afghanistan Iraq Veterans Memorial Fund Dave Vieria and other dedicated veterans holding the quilt at the memorial ground breaking ceremony.

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