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Making Connections Benefit 2011
Event Details
Time: May 20, 2011 from 6pm to 9pm
Location: Brooks Brothers Americana Manhasset
Event Type: charity, auction, &, benefit
Organized By: Mentoring Partnership of LI
Latest Activity: Mar 11, 2015
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Event Description
Making Connections at Brooks Brothers may be the best party in town; however, it is so much more. With your support this event provides the Mentoring Partnership of Long Island with funding essential to our continued ability to fulfill our mission.
Since our founding, we have:
- touched the lives of 60,000 youths
- connected 11,000 children with mentors
- trained nearly 11,400 mentors
- assisted 220 programs with technical support
- helped mentoring programs access over $600,000 in federal funds
Come join MPLI and the Long Island mentoring community at Brooks Brothers on May 20th.
With your support, we make mentoring work!
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