The High Tea and Fashion show is a benefit for Positive Wellness Alliance. Join us April 21st, Sunday at the Edward C. Smith Civic Center Ballroom in Lexington from 3 to 5 pm! It will be a great afternoon of High Tea goodies and fashions for mothers, daughters, aunts, grandmothers and your girlfriends!
Our wonderful fashions for all ages are from:
Lydia’s Boutique – specializing in clothing and gifts for children from birth to age eight
Grace, Ella and Eve Boutique – specializing in fine layettes, school aged girls clothing and ladies accessories
A Belle Boutique – specializing in clothing and accessories for women of all ages
Dawn’s Bridal Shop – specializing in wedding gowns, bridesmaids’, mothers’, flowergirls’ and special occasion dresses
Mary Berrier, owner and operator of The Buttercup Cafe in Denton will serve typical high tea fare on vintage china. Accomplished singer/songwriter, Jessica Mashburn will perform live music throughout the event. Local photographer, Melissa Sheets, specializing in children and family portratis will be making memories with her photography!
Our main event sponsor – Fine China – is Bunce Buildings
Our other sponsors – Earl Grey are – All’asta, Breeden Insurance Services, Edward Jones – Schoonmaker Office, Hubert Womack, Kivi Leroux Miller and Edgar Miller, SunTrust Bank, and Younts Insurance.
Tickets are $20.00 for adults over 18; $10.00 – children 6 to 17 and free for children 5 and under. You can purchase tickets from PWA board members, at the PWA office, Lydia’s Boutique, Edward C. Smith Civic Center or online through http://pwafashionshow2013.eventbrite.com.
It doesn’t matter who you are.
You may be white, black, or brown; rich, middle-class, or poor; male or female; young or old, Christian or not, gay or straight — Anyone can be infected with HIV/AIDS. If you engage in high-risk behavior, you put yourself at risk to become infected.
While HIV/AIDS is not yet curable, it is preventable and treatable. We can help!
HIV/AIDS is increasing in the South.
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HIV infections are rising dramatically in the South, even as they decrease elsewhere in the U.S.
A report by the Southern AIDS Coalition found that half of all U.S. AIDS deaths in 2005 were in the South, and more than half of all Americans with HIV lived in the region in 2006. More than 40% of new infections are in the South. The report is based on data from the CDC, state health departments, and academic researchers. (Download the 28-page report – PDF)
You and PWA can prevent HIV/AIDS and make life easier for those already infected.
Funding for our programs is provided through United Way of Davidson County, Northwest Care Consortium, Medicaid, grants, corporate donations, fundraising activities, church donations, and individual donors. We welcome your support and invite you to become an active partner in our mission.
PWA is a partner agency with the United Way of Davidson County. Please give generously during the Live United campaign! Thank you!
