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    AFCEA Bethesda Contributes $25,000 to the House of Ruth

    By Drew JenkinsonJanuary 14, 2014
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    Stephanie C. Hill, President, Lockheed Martin IS&GS-Civil, Chair, 2014 Night for the Children Gala

    The Bethesda Chapter of the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA Bethesda), a non-profit that promotes partnerships between government and industry, recently announced that it has made its first contribution to House of Ruth, a charity supported by this year’s ‘A Night for the Children Gala.’ On Tuesday, January 7, AFCEA Bethesda provided $25,000 in funding to the charity, which supports children and families faced with homelessness and abuse.

    Domestic violence is a leading cause of homelessness and can have a tragic effect on young children. House of Ruth assists more than 1,000 homeless and abused children each year, launching 75 percent of residents to independent housing. The charity’s Kidspace program is a nationally accredited developmental center that prepares children under five years of age for educational success.

    “The effects of homelessness and abuse increase children’s risk for health problems, academic challenges and other issues throughout their lives. House of Ruth is making exceptional progress to mitigate these risks through programs such as Kidspace,” said Lockheed Martin Information Systems & Global Solutions Civil President Stephanie C. Hill, the 2014 chair for the ‘A Night for the Children’ Gala. “House of Ruth depends on the generous donations of its sponsors to continue these efforts, and we encourage individuals and organizations, especially those in the contracting community, to extend their charitable giving to this worthy organization.”

    The 2014 ‘A Night for the Children’ Gala will take place on March 22 at the Marriott Washington Wardman Park and will benefit the House of Ruth and The Children’s Inn at NIH.

    The Bethesda Chapter of the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA Bethesda), just made its first contributing to House of Ruth charity.
    The Bethesda Chapter of the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA Bethesda), just made its first contributing to House of Ruth charity.
    This year's Gala Chair Stephanie C. Hill greets a child at House of Ruth
    Stephanie C. Hill, President, Lockheed Martin IS&GS-Civil, Chair, 2014 Night for the Children Gala, greets child at House of Ruth.

     

    Related Article: Interview with 2014 AFCEA Bethesda ‘A Night for the Children’ Gala Chair Stephanie C. Hill

     

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