Ted Bunch to speak at Women’s Legacy Fund Luncheon
Ted Bunch.
–On Thursday, Sept. 27 at 12 p.m. speaker Ted Bunch will be the keynote speaker at The Community Foundation San Luis Obispo County’s (CFSLOCO) Women’s Legacy Fund (WLF) luncheon.
Each year, the WLF hosts attendees at their annual luncheon. Guests are invited to enjoy lunch at the Alex Madonna Expo Center while showing support for the women and girls of San Luis Obispo County. This year, nationally renowned speaker, Ted Bunch, speaks to both women and men to support the effort to end all forms of violence against women. Ted Bunch, co-founder of “A Call to Men,” is an activist, educator, and author working to end all forms of violence and discrimination against women and girls.
The event will happen at the Alex Madonna Expo Center, 100 Madonna Road, in San Luis Obispo. Attendees should RSVP for this impactful luncheon by Sept. 7.
For additional information, contact The Community Foundation’s Communications and Program Associate, Erin McCall, at (805) 543-2323 or erin@cfsloco.org.
Women’s Legacy Fund Luncheon 2016
About the Women’s Legacy Fund
Established by The Community Foundation in 2003, the Women’s Legacy Fund (WLF) has grown to a $1.4 million endowment that supports programs and organizations that help local women and girls move out of poverty, establish safe relationships, choose healthy behaviors, and strengthen their physical, emotional, intellectual and financial well-being. Visit www.wlfslo.org.
About The Community Foundation San Luis Obispo County
The Community Foundation San Luis Obispo County is celebrating 20 years as a grantmaking and education foundation supporting charitable work across our county. Since 1998, The Community Foundation has supported our county with grants and scholarships totaling almost $35 million. The foundation’s assets under management have grown to nearly $60 million and provide support to all aspects of our community in perpetuity. For more information or to donate to any fund or establish a new fund, visit www.cfsloco.org or call (805) 543-2323.
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