Positively Pittsburgh
by
Delaina Flowers
PositivelyPittsburgh Reporter
Live Show can be heard at: http://positivelypittsburghlivemagazine.com
11-Year-Old Baseball Player Raising Money For Children In Pittsburgh
Elliot Mast is a pitcher, catcher and first basemen for Caporucio’s Baseball at East End Youth Baseball. In February, he officially teamed up with The Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Foundation
During the 2010 baseball season (including regular season, all-star season, and travel season play), Elliot will raise money with every pitch and swing of his bat. For every homerun he hits, he will raise $10, for every regular hit, he will raise $2, and for every strike out, he will raise $5. Join his team by becoming a sponsor!
You can learn more by visiting www.elliotmast.blogspot.com today!
Stay updated via his Blog, Twitter, and Facebook as his baseball season and campaign continues.
During the 2010 baseball season (including regular season, all-star season, and travel season play), Elliot will raise money with every pitch and swing of his bat. For every homerun he hits, he will raise $10, for every regular hit, he will raise $2, and for every strike out, he will raise $5. Join his team by becoming a sponsor!
You can learn more by visiting www.elliotmast.blogspot.com today!
Stay updated via his Blog, Twitter, and Facebook as his baseball season and campaign continues.
Playing For A Purpose
Elliot Mast #12 for the Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh
3rd Annual Grazing Event
"COCKTAILS AND CUISINE FOR WOMEN IN CRISIS".
Thursday May 6th at the Woodlands in Bradford Woods
Presented by Crisis Center North
Graze and Sip unique offerings from over 20 chefs and beverage purveyors, in addition to a judged Veggie Throw Down! Come Hungry, come to celebrate Spring and community, but mostly come to support the necessary work of this great agency toward assisting women and children who are victims of domestic violence.
Positive Pittsburgher, Donna Baxter from the Soul Pitt would like to announce the
SISTER TO SISTER POWER NOW SEMINAR
Saturday, May 1, 2010 8:00am - 1:30pm
at the Omni William Penn Hotel
530William Penn Place , Pittsburgh , PA 15219
Saturday, May 1, 2010 8:00am - 1:30pm
at the Omni William Penn Hotel
530
$20 per person
Join the African-American Heart Health Awareness Committee
of the American Heart Association for this powerful seminar. The focus will be on:
of the American Heart Association for this powerful seminar. The focus will be on:
- Heart and stroke awareness including information about stroke, heart disease, diabetes,
cancer, weight management and more! - Health and wellness of minority women including FREE Health Screenings
- Embracing and celebrating the culture, creativity and energy of African Americans.
Honorary Chair:
Esther Bush, President & CEO of Urban League
Esther Bush, President & CEO of Urban League
Keynote Speaker:
Jeannette South-Paul, MD, Chair Department ofFamily Medicine University of Pittsburgh
Jeannette South-Paul, MD, Chair Department of
Pre-Registration is required by April 23, 2010
No registration or payment will be accepted at the door.
No registration or payment will be accepted at the door.
Registration includes screenings, light breakfast,workshops, and heart-healthy lunch.
For more information, contact Judy Grady
judy.grady@heart.org or (412) 702-1195 Omni William Penn Hotel
For more information, contact Judy Grady
judy.grady@heart.org or (412) 702-1195 Omni William Penn Hotel
WORLD AFFAIRS COUNCIL OF PITTSBURGH
The Board of Directors of the World Affairs Council of Pittsburgh today announced the appointment of Steven E. Sokol as President and Chief Executive Officer, effective this June. Sokol succeeds Dr. Schuyler Foerster, who led the organization for the past 13 years and is currently teaching at the U.S. Air Force Academy.
In his role as President and CEO, Sokol will oversee all Council operations, including the development and implementation of some 175 programs that reach over 17,000 people annually.
In his role as President and CEO, Sokol will oversee all Council operations, including the development and implementation of some 175 programs that reach over 17,000 people annually.
PHANTOM RETURNS TO PITTSBURGH
August 25 – September 19 At the Benedum
Part of the PNC Broadway Across America–Pittsburgh series
This is the beginning of the end after 17 years of touring. Order tickets before they go on sale to the public! Tickets go on sale to the public Monday, May 10, but with a gift of $100 or more, you can purchase tickets before the general public and attend a very special opening night party with this phenomenal cast.
TO MAKE A GIFT:
Online at www.pgharts.org
Or Call 412-471-6086
Or mail to
The Pittsburgh
Make the Connection, sponsors and honorees Mary Pam
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Delana Flowers is a Positively Pittsburgh Live reporter, an independent writer and owner of Ingenuity Copywriting ©, writing effective copy so you don’t have to. Services include copywriting for newsletters, blogs, ad copy, marketing pieces, articles and reviews.
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