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Follow on Google News | 11th Annual ‘Feast for the Senses’ Event Goes Western Style May 2Milwaukee’s Top Chefs Serve up Gourmet Delights to Benefit Visually Impaired Children
By: Vision Forward Association This year’s fundraising event will feature a Western themed party, cocktails and pre-dinner fun followed by a five-course dinner prepared by caterers from the Bartolotta Group. The evening will also include a silent auction, live auction, raffle and entertainment with WISN '12 News Anchor/Reporter Toya Washington serving as the evening’s emcee. “In addition to all of the great food, fun and entertainment, this is a wonderful way for people in the community to reach out and support our youngest treasures, the visually impaired children who receive services through Vision Forward,” said Patrick Brown, Executive Director, Vision Forward Association. “It’s another way to make sure that these services will always be there for the families that rely on them.” “Our son, Cameron, started receiving services through Vision Forward as a 7-month-old boy with vision and mobility challenges,” “Vision Forward has truly been a blessing to our family,” added Kathy’s husband, Brett. “The entire staff has given us their support, encouragement and guidance. We cannot imagine being where we are today with Cameron if we hadn’t been in the hands of Vision Forward.” The Feast for the Senses event has become a vital means of raising the funds so critical to carrying out the mission of Vision Forward, creating a wide array of opportunities for people with vision loss. Tickets are still available by contacting 414-615-0128 or info@vision- Editors Note: In addition to interview possibilities with Patrick Brown and other Vision Forward staff members, we can also arrange for interviews with parents of children who receive services through Vision Forward. Please contact Dena Fellows at 414.615.0134 to arrange. About Vision Forward Association Vision Forward is Southeastern Wisconsin’s premier resource for people who are blind or visually impaired. Our vision is to provide specialized services and programs to people of all ages and at all stages of vision loss so that they have every opportunity to be vital contributing members of our society. For more information, visit www.vision-forward.org. End
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