COAR Special Event - Annual Benefit Luncheon

Celebrating 31 years of protecting, educating, and healing impoverished children in El Salvador
	This year’s project: The Housemother Training Fund Helping the housemothers carry the load New child care laws, LEPINA (Law of Protection of Children and Adolescents), define the training necessary for those who care for children COAR has hired trainers and begun the process
2011 Annual Benefit Click to download flyer >>

COAR Peace Mission * 28700 Euclid Ave. * Wickliffe, Ohio 44092-2585 * (440) 943-7615

Goal Exceeded - $37,000+ !!

Thank you - Patrons!

M.F. Cachat Company
Mike and Peg Cachat
John and Mary Ann Mastrantoni

Thank you - Sponsors!
XIM Products, Inc. Bill and Judy Head Rev. Robert Sanson Jim Hennessy	Baker & Hostetler, LLP The Blakely Family Quentin and Dawna Meng Anthony and Rita Costello
Envoy Consumer Products Corporation Diocese of Cleveland – Propagation of the Faith Office
Thank you - Student Volunteers!
Villa Angela- St. Joseph High School Beaumont High School St. Ignatius High School	Padua Franciscan High School John Carroll University Borromeo Seminary St. Mary Seminary

When

Saturday, October 8, 2011
5:00 pm Mass
6:00 – 9:00 pm Heavy hors d’oeuvres & Cocktails

Where

Center for Pastoral Leadership (also the new COAR office)
28700 Euclid Ave. * Wickliffe, OH 44092
Resurrection Chapel & Founder’s Room

Donation

$60 per Person*
* $35 per ticket is tax-deductible

Housemother Training Fund

Why the goal of $20,000?

We are not quite sure, yet, how much increased expense we will incur this year and next. But these are the cost elements we are working from:

	Housemothers are paid about $5,000/year
	Ten housemothers = $50,000/year
	Salary of a qualified trainer: $10,000/year

The new child care laws mandate training and support for housemothers – yeah! We have started the training. We will probably need to hire more housemothers to better the ratio of child to housemother (or other residential care taker.) Please help us to hire and train and support the most important people to our mission to help vulnerable children – the housemothers.