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PFLAG Phoenix eNewsletter |
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'Keeping Families Together' for over 30 Years! |
August 17, 2009 |
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 TONIGHT: An Exceptional Impossible Woman Indeed! It's been far too long since we have had local "transgender trailblazer" and author Millye Carter-Bloodworth come and speak at PFLAG Phoenix. TONIGHT, we are honored to have Millye, author of "The Exceptional Impossible Woman Indded", as our special guest speaker.
Millye is a well-known advocate and counselor who specializes in GLBT issues in addition to being a Certified Diversity Mediator, a life skills coach, and a mentor. Millye will be speaking tonight at our central PFLAG support group at 7:00pm. Millye will be here to "Turn Back the Pages of Time", sharing about GLBT history in Phoenix and the Valley of the Sun. We hope you will join us for a fun, educational and enlightening discussion. |
 PFLAG Phoenix Needs Your $upport - Join/Renew Today
Please join/renew your membership with PFLAG Phoenix today! We're working hard to put PFLAG out of business -- the sooner, the better! Unfortunately, we are still very much needed here in our community and throughout Arizona. Your financial support will go a long way in helping us fulfill our mission of support, education, and advocacy. Thanks!
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We Need New Faces!
PFLAG Phoenix is seeking some fresh new faces with new ideas and team spirit. Interested in meeting some really cool people and maybe learning some new skills? Check out our Volunteering page for some ideas where you might lend (or develop) your talents.
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AIDS Walk 2009: Walk with PFLAG Phoenix (or $ponsor Our Team)
 For the first time ever, PFLAG Phoenix will have
a team walking at AIDS Walk 2009. Come, walk
with us on Oct. 4th and help raise money for a cure!
Can't walk? $ponsor our team with a donation.
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 Missing: Our PFLAG Phoenix "Print" Newsletter You may have noticed that our PFLAG Phoenix "print" newsletter has been "missing in action" of late. During her rrecent summer break, our beloved newsletter editor, Carolyn, decided it was time to pull the plug on her keyboard, and has since announced her "retirement" as editor-in-chief. While we are saddened by her departure from this role, we are thrilled to know that Carolyn isn't moving away or disappearing from PFLAG Phoenix.
In the meantime, the Board is exploring our options including whether to retire the "print" newsletter format in favor of newer online technologies. Stay tuned for more news on this front.
And, before we conclude our e-newsletter today, we want to extend a gracious and heartfelt "THANKS!" to Carolyn for the outstanding job she has done for us these past several years to keep us all informed. Job well done, my friend! |
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PFLAG Phoenix
2942 N. 24th St., Ste. 114-310, Phoenix, AZ 85016
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