The Humanitarians Live Up to Their Motto - "We Light Up Their Lives"
Monday, January 21, 2008
Dr. Wayne T. Moses and Louis J. Labadini
presented Mae Volen Senior Center CEO,
Elizabeth Lugo, with a new wheelchair.
Dr. Wayne T. Moses and Louis J. Labadini, co-founders of the Humanitarian Society, presented Mae Volen Senior Center CEO, Elizabeth Lugo, with a new wheelchair for a client in need as a result of The Humanitarian Society's Challenge of Champions World Class Charity Horse Show. The horse show raises moneys for needy causes each year.
The client has been a paraplegic for over ten years. "She also lost her young child in the accident and prefers to remain anonymous. This chair will greatly improve her life and make her more mobile." The chair was purchased by The Humanitarian Society.
"Mae Volen contacted us about this particular client and we didn't hesitate for a moment," Moses said. He also said, "We are often so caught up in our destination that we forget to appreciate the journey. Especially the goodness of the people we meet along the way. Appreciation is a wonderful feeling, don't overlook it."
The Humanitarian Society is approaching its 20th birthday in March 2008 and provides assistance to needy Broward and Palm Beach County families. Visit www.humanitariansociety.org or www.maevolen.com for information or call (561) 362-8530 for the Humanitarians or (561) 338-91237 for Mae Volen Senior Center.
The Humanitarian Society's Challenge of Champions World Class Charity Horse Show is scheduled for November 13-15, 2008 in Wellington, Fla. (Editor’s note: This is a change of date from that which was published earlier) The show includes divisions for Saddlebred, Hackney, Roadster, Morgan, and NSH. For more information about the horse show, contact show manager, Ray Cloninger at (704) 489-2000 or e-mail kcloninger@aol.com, or visit Ray Cloninger’s web site at www.raycloninger.com.
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