Palm Beach, FL - The idea that “it takes a village” to raise a
child has taken on a new meaning through the work of Anne’s Night. Last year,
Steve Weiss and Sally Slater put together a fundraising dinner in memory of
Anne Heyman, an equestrian who founded the Agahozo Shalom Youth Village in
Rwanda. This year, Anne’s night also will benefit Uryadi’s Village, an
orphanage in Ethiopia founded by another equestrian named Jennifer Crooks. The
benefit will take place on Jan. 9 at Double H Farm in Wellington. The two
villages feed, nurture and educate hundreds of children. The equestrian
community has come together to honor the memory of Anne and protect her amazing
charitable legacy. www.fundraising-ideas.org Friday, January 1, 2016
Anne's Night Fundraising Dinner Carries One Equestrian's Good Work
Palm Beach, FL - The idea that “it takes a village” to raise a
child has taken on a new meaning through the work of Anne’s Night. Last year,
Steve Weiss and Sally Slater put together a fundraising dinner in memory of
Anne Heyman, an equestrian who founded the Agahozo Shalom Youth Village in
Rwanda. This year, Anne’s night also will benefit Uryadi’s Village, an
orphanage in Ethiopia founded by another equestrian named Jennifer Crooks. The
benefit will take place on Jan. 9 at Double H Farm in Wellington. The two
villages feed, nurture and educate hundreds of children. The equestrian
community has come together to honor the memory of Anne and protect her amazing
charitable legacy. www.fundraising-ideas.org 
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