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Wednesday, June 10, 2009
The Guild's Bowling Dinner is an opportunity for the Guild's bowlers
to receive the recognition they deserve. Each bowler is the recognition
they deserve. Each bowler is presented with a trophy which is
personalized and has a listing of that year's average. Special
Awards go to the highest score and most improved. Held at the
Rex Manor, 1100 60th Street., it is the high point of the year
for many individuals served by the Guild and they look forward
to the event as one would a "prom". Dinner, dancing
and partying are all in order at this event.
Contact: Margaret Kiefer Tel: 718-833-6633
EMAIL: mkiefer@gecbklyn.org
Friday, September 18, 2009
Third Annual Community Leadership Luncheon
The Community Leadership Luncheon is an opportunity for the Guild
to recognize Community Leaders who have facilitated the Guild's
work or who provide community service which enhances the safety
of the Guild's participants in the community. Past honorees include:
Col. Tracey Nicholson; Deputy Inspector Eric Rodriquez, 69 Pct.;
Sal Ferrera, Xaverian HS; Lisa Schiano-Denis, Holy Family Nursing
Home; Tommy Stramka, Mulgannon Caterers; Knights of Columbus;
Ben Bay Kiwanis; Verrrazano Rotary Club.
Contact: Helen Reyes Tel: 718-833-6633
Email: hreyes@gecbklyn.org
51st Anniversary Dinner Dance at the El Caribe.
The Guild will hold its 51st Anniversary Dinner Dance at the El
Caribe. Honorees will be chosen who have helped the Guild in its
mission of Building Better Lives for Individuals with Developmental
Disabilities and their Families. This Gala affair is the Guild's
principle fundraiser each year and attracts a good deal of media
attention. Attendance is expected by legislators, who have in
the past, presented citations to the Guild's honorees.
Contact: Helen Reyes Tel: 718-833-6633
Email: hreyes@gecbklyn.org
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and/or feeding therapy; and to teach speech and hearing handicapped
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"When I took my son to be enrolled in school, I was told: We have
no classes for such children", recalls Mrs. Olga DeFelippo, GEC's
Founding President. "We were advised to put our children away in
institutions." The Bay Ridge parents were determined to find a better
way. Out of that determination grew The Guild for Exceptional
Children, Inc., organized under the laws of New York State as
a non-profit, non-sectarian, voluntary agency. GEC has since
become a leading provider of direct and indirect services for developmentally
delayed or disabled persons, from infancy through old age, and their
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To help each individual reach his or her maximum
potential; and to help families cope with the responsibility
of caring for a disabled family member at home. To achieve this
goal, a dedicated, well qualified and caring staff provide
clinical, therapeutic, educational, social, residential, recreational
and support services designed to stimulate the development of the
whole person, fostering self-esteem and pride in accomplishment.
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