Help Abused Children in Alameda County California

As CALICO Board President, I invite you to help make a difference in the lives of abused children.
How can you help make a difference in the lives of abused children?
By signing up to be a Co-host for the 7th Annual CALICO One Child at a Time Benefit!
One of CALICO’s main sources of fundraising is the annual gala, and we need Co-hosts to help
sell tickets for this spectacular event.
Co-host requirements:
-Simply commit to sell or purchase 10 tickets for the Gala which is scheduled for Saturday,
May 21, 2011 from 7 PM-12 AM at the Lake Chalet Seafood Bar and Grill on the beautiful Lake Merritt in Oakland California.
This year’s action-packed fundraiser will feature professionally-run casino games and a spirited raffle. The high rollers for the evening will win fabulous prizes.
-Make a commitment by no later than April 1, 2011
Tickets are $75 each, and include FOOD, DRINK TICKETS, and CASINO CASH. Tickets can be
purchased on the Calico Center website.
Co-host Benefits:
Co-hosts will be acknowledged in the gala event program, on the CALICO website
(www.calicocenter.org), and in the CALICO 2011 newsletter.
To sign up to be a co-host, please contact CALICO at 510-895-0702 or via email: info@calicocenter.org
More About The CALICO Center
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CALICO is the only multi-disciplinary interviewing center serving Alameda County. As part of a national movement of child advocacy centers, we ensure that children are not re-victimized by the very systems designed to protect them. We're an accredited member of the National Children's Alliance, an honor that demonstrates our high standards and proven record of effective investigation and response to suspected cases of child abuse. CALICO serves children 2-17 years of age as well as a small number of developmentally delayed adults who were abused in Alameda County and provides family support services to their caregivers. In 2009, our clients were two-third girls and one-third boys. Approximately 74% disclosed sexual abuse and many were physically hurt, neglected, exploited as prostitutes, and/or exposed to violence in their homes and communities. The children we see are quite young: 40% were 2-6 years of age and another 40% were 7-12. CALICO improves the quality of life of abused children and families in several important ways:
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