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Guidance Center Of Westchester Announces 2018 Honorees
The gala is the largest source of unrestricted funds which help support the many programs and services offered by the Guidance Center.

NEW ROCHELLE, NY — The Guidance Center of Westchester, a leading nonprofit agency, announced the honorees for its 2018 gala, which takes place from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Monday, May 14 at the Glen Island Harbour Club in New Rochelle. The honorees are:
- Lori Hall Armstrong (New Rochelle), Principal & Founder, Verbify LLC
- Stanley M. Bergman, Chairman of the Board & CEO, Henry Schein, Inc., as well as Henry Schein, Inc. (Long Island)
- Frank Hariton (White Plains), Treasurer, The Guidance Center of Westchester Board of Directors, and Private Practice Attorney
- Fredi Vicario (Eastchester), Real Estate Investor & Manager
“Everyone at The Guidance Center of Westchester is thrilled that these distinguished individuals have agreed to be honorees at the Gala,” said Mitzi Ambrose-Washington, co-chair of the event. “TGCW has a saying: ‘Together, we thrive.’ These honorees embrace that philosophy and understand how important the work of TGCW is to the entire community. They are all committed to helping those challenged by mental illness, substance abuse, poverty and homelessness.”
TGCW’s Gala provides a mix-and-mingle atmosphere, shunning the traditional “rubber chicken dinner” for a grand cocktail hour featuring a lavish assortment of passed and stationed hors d'oeuvres, an energetic live and silent auction as well as entertainment by DJ The Legendary Chris Washington. Auction and raffle prizes typically feature tickets to Broadway shows, sporting events and other one-of-a-kind experiences.
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Those interested in learning more about the Gala can visit TheGuidanceCenter.org or email Events@TheGuidanceCenter.org.
The Gala is the largest source of unrestricted funds which help support the many programs and services offered by TGCW. Each year, more than 5,000 people turn to the agency for help and support.
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TGCW offers essential and lasting support to those challenged by mental illness, substance abuse, poverty, and homelessness. We empower our participants to become active members of their community through education, treatment, housing and rehabilitative and vocational services.
Photo caption: From the 2017 gala. Photo credit: The Guidance Center.
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