Centers
On October 6, 2011, Jamie Finizio and Tim Bascombe opened their lovely new home to sixty-three PACEsetters and guests for a fall reception.
Jamie Finizio (left) Tim Bascombe, Chief Judge Melanie May
PACEsetters is an innovative membership program that recognizes donors for contributing $1,200 or more to PACE Center for Girls Broward throughout the calendar year. Cash donations, sponsorships, event tickets and auction item purchases all count toward a PACEsetters membership. Benefits include:
Joining PACEsetters is easy. You may make a one time annual contribution or allow us to track your contributions throughout the year, and then apply those gifts to your desired level of membership.
We greatly appreciate the support of these individuals, companies, foundations and civic organizations who believe in our mission and are committed to helping PACE Center for Girls Broward remain a healthy and strong organization.
DIAMOND LEVEL ($10,000 and above)
Bank of America
Broward College Foundation
Broward Sheriff's Office Law Enforcement Trust Fund
Angelo and Denise Elia / Casa D'Angelo Ristorante
Harry T. Mangurian, Jr. Foundation, Inc.
The Jones Family Foundation
Leo Goodwin Foundation, Inc.
Rick Case Enterprises, Inc.
Sam Berman Charitable Foundation Inc.
Joanne and Mark Snead / Circle of Friends Foundation
United Way of Broward County
Bob and Joyce Epstein -- Event Chairs for Keepin' Up the PACE with Motown, PACE Broward's 19th annual dinner event on October 22, 2011.
Why do you support PACE Broward?
When Joyce and I moved to Fort Lauderdale ten years ago, Joyce was anxious to become active in a cause that she believed in. Having been affiliated with many charitable organizations in New Jersey, we have always favored those in which we could actually see results from our efforts.
Helen Furia -- President of Leo Goodwin Foundation, Inc.
Why do you support PACE Broward?
The girls! It brings tears to your eyes listening to their stories and how PACE has helped them overcome the challenges in their young lives. I can hardly believe that it has been eighteen years since I first visited PACE Broward. The Center was located in a commercial storefront with an assortment of donated furniture. I was impressed when I met the staff and girls and heard what they wanted to accomplish.