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Family and Children's Aid of Danbury to Host Book Signing

Todd Brewster will sign copies of his book Lincoln's Gamble.

Family and Children’s Aid of Danbury (FCA) is hosting a special speaker and book signing on Friday, Oct. 24 at 7 p.m.at the Playmakers Village at the Family and Children’s Aid Child Guidance Center, 80 West Street, Danbury.

Todd Brewster, a former FCA Foundation Board member and Ridgefield resident, recently released a new book entitled Lincoln’s Gamble. Brewster will speak about the book sign copies. In 1999 and 2002 Brewster and Peter Jennings hosted a similar event to benefit Family and Children’s Aid at the release of the their books: The Century and In Search of America.

Ticket prices are $25 which includes appetizers and complimentary beer and wine.

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About Family & Children’s Aid

Family & Children’s Aid (FCA) operates under the belief that children are society’s most valuable assets. Founded in 1809, the agency has been a refuge for abused and neglected children who are without protection, without parental support and even without hope. More than just offering food, clothing and shelter, FCA strives to heal and support Connecticut’s children and families by meeting a higher level of need and teaching them about respect, compassion and trust. FCA currently operates neighborhood-style group home programs serving Connecticut’s most disadvantaged children. In addition, FCA offers outpatient programs, in-home services and a summer camp. FCA believes that seeking help is a sign of strength, and we believe that excellent care should be available to individuals and families in all walks of life, whenever needed and without discrimination.

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