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2019 Annual Celebrating Women of the Y Luncheon

Published On: October 14, 2019Categories: News

ABOUT THE LUNCHEON

Friday, November 15 • 11:30 am • Junior League of Houston

On Friday, November 15, the Trotter Family YMCA Luncheon to Celebrate Women of the Y honored Peggy Montana, a Houston community leader and dedicated YMCA volunteer. The Luncheon raised necessary funds to support programs that serve the youth and families of our community. Past honorees include the Tellepsen Family Women, Gretchen Berly, Peggy Ingram, Harriet Foster, Beth Shea, Judy Ley Allen and Audrey Moody Ley.

The Trotter Family YMCA has been committed to our community for over 50 years. We provide quality programs, available to everyone regardless of age, religion, or socio-economic background. No one is ever turned away at the YMCA. Our mission is to put Judeo-Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind, and body for all.

Our goal with the luncheon was to raise $110,000, which will provide funding to support children and families in their pursuit of academic achievement, chronic disease prevention, and swim safety as well as provide funding to support our efforts around social equity.

Thank you to our Hero Sponsor ($25,000) Shell Oil Company!

For more information, please email Rosemary Lengefeld or call 713-781-1061.

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The Better Us Campaign ensures that the Y is available for those who need it most and enables every community to have access to diverse programs and activities that meet its needs. By supporting this campaign, you help guarantee that everyone regardless of their circumstances or ability to pay can benefit from the YMCA’s values-centered programs. Every dollar raised is an investment in our community and our future.

2018 PHOTO GALLERY

  • A formal banquet table displaying a number '18' card next to a bouquet of orange flowers at the Annual Celebrating of Women Luncheon at the Y
  • Peggy Montana stands with other YMCA of Greater Houston women at the Annual Celebrating Women Luncheon in a formal foyer with fabric chairs and ornate floor-length curtains.
  • Judy Ley Allen and other women of Greater Houston stand together in celebration. The woman on the left is wearing a light gray jacket with a lower dress pocket and simple black buttons, Ms. Allen standing in the middle is wearing a blue blazer with a floral shirt underneath it with prominent green hues, and the Houston area woman standing on the right is wearing a full black outfit which appears to be fur. The three are standing in front of a display table with sign-in lists and an ornate mirror overhead.
  • Six women stand in a formal foyer wearing cocktail dresses of varying colors as they celebrate Greater Houston's Women of the Y at an annual luncheon.
  • A gentleman and two women stand in a formal hall smiling at the camera. The gentleman is wearing a navy coat with a maroon tie, the woman standing in the middle wearing a blue blazer, buttoned, with a glimmering brooch on her left shoulder, lastly a woman wearing a gleeful grin stands on the farthest end in a black and white top.
  • A woman in a beige and black ensemble stands next to a gentlemen in a navy sports coat in a formal dining hall
  • A gentlemen in a black sports coat sits smiling at a large round banquet table with another woman and man seated to his right laughing
  • In a formal dining room, a crowd sits at multiple round tables with large glass chandeliers overhead.
  • A woman dressed in black stands at a YMCA podium on a stage with an American flag and a projector screen behind her
  • A woman dressed in black stands at a YMCA podium with a projector screen behind her that reads "Celebrating Women of the Y"
  • Over a crowd of people sitting at round tables in a formal dining hall, a projector screen shows Judy Ley Allen and Audrey Moody Ley as Judy stands at a podium and addresses the audience.
  • Over a crowd of people sitting at round tables in a formal dining hall, a projector screen shows Judy Ley Allen and Audrey Moody Ley as Judy stands at a podium and addresses the audience.
  • A woman stands at a YMCA podium addressing the audience as a projector screen behind her displays a group of young boys smiling
  • A crowd of people in a formal banquet sit around large round tables and hoist YMCA paddles up in the air
  • A woman in blue smiles at a gentlemen addressing the audience from a podium as a man and woman in black stand on either side of her
  • A man at a YMCA podium looks on as a woman in blue is passed a bouquet by another woman with a man behind her giving applause

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