An Informational Evening with Dining for Women

Organized By: Susan Prener, Regional Leader Northeast, Dining for Women

Dining for Women (DFW) is the world’s largest educational giving circle. Dining for Women works to ensure gender equality and end extreme poverty by investing in women and girls in the developing world and fostering global citizens here in the U.S.

DFW currently has more than 460 chapters across the U.S. with over 8,000 active members. There are 16 chapters in New York State including the ROCHESTER and FAIRPORT Chapters. 

WHAT:  FREE event to anyone who wants a sense of community while making a difference & having fun, and is interested in learning more about how to start or join a chapter. Wine and light hors d’oeuvres will be served. Please RSVP, ne3@diningforwomen.org or 585-478-0949.

WHERE:  The Inn on Church, 11 West Main Street, Fairport, NY 

WHEN:  Tuesday, May 14, 6 PM to 7:30 PM 

WHO:  Northeast Regional Leaders, Susan Prener, Fairport, NY & Kathleen Williams, Holbrook, MA will discuss what a local Dining for Women chapter is all about. 

SPECIAL GUEST:  Dr. Connie Lawrence, Department of Nursing, The College at Brockport, will discuss her extensive experience as a University Partner with one of DFW’s grantees, Sacred Valley Health in Peru. 

Dining for Women chapters are small groups of people who get together monthly to share a meal, often in someone’s home, learn about global challenges facing women and girls, and donate their “dining out” dollars to grassroots projects that reduce poverty and promote gender equality.

Since Dining for Women’s inception in 2003, the organization has invested more than $6 million to support women and girls in more than 65 countries around the world. Investing in women and girls pulls whole families, communities, and even countries, out of extreme poverty.

“With Dining for Women, you can make a big impact because your efforts are combined with thousands of others in chapters across the country. I love gathering with old friends and new in this unique way to do something good in the world.”  Stephanie Anderson, Fairport, NY Chapter Co-leader

Visit www.diningforwomen.org for more information.