Save the date Saturday, November 7^th, for the 2009 Woman of the Year Luncheon at the Marriott Alpharetta on Windward Parkway. This is our annual celebration to honor an Atlanta woman who has integrity, inspires others, and has made a difference through her leadership and works of charity.  We invite you to help us identify and nominate this extraordinary woman by visiting our website.

We are very excited to announce that our keynote speaker for the event is Rebecca Hagelin, a nationally syndicated author of social issues and a newly released book, 30 Ways in 30 days to Save Your Family. As a working mother of three and specialist on family, culture, and media issues, Rebecca designed this book for working parents and busy families. It provides an insightful, practical guidebook with a plan, realistic goals, actions to take, and a clear path of reconnecting with our children and restoring peace in the home.  

       
Rebecca has been a pro-family advocate in Washington for over 20 years. She believes in being bold in revealing the hard truth of our disintegrating culture and is a promoter of the virtues of life.  One of Rebecca’s credos: we send a powerful message of value and justice when we act justly and humbly. She reminds us that the simple act of sharing and giving to others will have the greatest impact on changing the mindset of our despairing, self-centered culture. Rebecca is a poised, articulate speaker and a veteran of hundreds of radio, television, newspaper, and magazine interviews, including numerous appearances on CNN, FOX News, and national networking news programs.  Rebecca is a vice-president of The Heritage Foundation, and her weekly column “Heart Beat” appears on WorldNetDaily.com and Townhall.com and is characterized by its exploration of social and cultural issues through the eyes of a mother. Her first book is entitled Home Invasion: Protecting Your Family in a Culture That’s Gone Stark-Raving Mad.  Rebecca and her husband, Andy, live in Washington, DC, have been married for over twenty years, and are the parents of three teenagers.

You won’t want to miss this opportunity to hear Rebecca’s personal testimony and learn how our society can set the foundation to preserve the principles and values of every woman in America.

For the Woman of the Year nomination form, criteria letter, and luncheon invitation, please visit our website:

www.choicesatlanta.com
or contact us
info@choicesatlanta.com