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Follow on Google News | Faces of Pace Celebration & Gala to benefit Pace programs in Lee County on Oct. 21By: Pace Center for Girls, Lee The gala will feature dinner, dancing and live music by Bay Kings Band, as well as a spirited live auction with proceeds benefiting Pace programs and services. Recognizing all the Faces of Pace who have played an integral part of the center's mission to change the lives of girls and young women, the evening will include messages from founding members and alumni of Pace Lee. "This exciting event gives us the opportunity to showcase the power of our transformative programs through Pace, while reinforcing our commitment to empowering girls as they achieve their full potential for a better future," said Jennifer Cellitti, executive director of Pace Center for Girls, Lee. "This year, we are looking forward to honoring those who have been integral to the success of our mission – the Faces of Pace. Their courageous stories and contributions are a testament to our collective impact over the past 16 years, and we hope to leave guests inspired by the strength and resilience of our Pace community." Presented by B&I Contractors, a range of sponsorship opportunities are still available for the gala, including the Creating Partnerships sponsor at $10,000, Invest in the Future sponsor at $7,500, Focus on Strengths sponsor at $5,000, Honor the Female Spirit table sponsor at $1,500 and in-kind sponsorships. The signature event is led by co-chairs Noelle Casagrande and Lt. Angelo Vaughn with honorary chair Sandy Stilwell Youngquist. B&I Contractors is the gala's title sponsor. "With the generous contributions of sponsors and attendees, we can ensure that every girl and young woman has the chance to succeed and find their own voice," said Noelle Casagrande, co-chair of the Faces of Pace Gala. "Angelo and I are thrilled to co-chair the Faces of Pace Gala alongside Sandy as our honorary chair, as we bring the community together for a special evening in support of Pace Lee." The fundraising event supports Pace Lee in providing girls and young women an opportunity for a better future through education, counseling, training and advocacy. Through Pace Lee, 100% of students improved their academic performance, 100% had no involvement with the juvenile justice system within one year of exiting the program and 95% were either in school or gainfully employed after leaving Pace Lee. For more information, visit PaceCenter.org/ End
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