Mocha Sisters Organization Dallas Branch is teaming up with 4women.gov and local business health & wellness vendors to aid in improving women’s health in Texas and will focus on bringing awareness concerning women’s health in particular to breast cancer and diabetes.

“The State of Texas is one of the most diverse states in terrain and people. It is the second largest in land mass and it is the third largest in population, behind New York and California. The state has 254 counties, and some of those counties border Mexico. The population (2000) is 20,851,820 people. There are 10,498,910 females with the race/ethnicity distribution being 71.2% white, 14.1% black, 1.8% American Indian, 2.2% Asian and 22.7% Hispanic.

The key health issues facing women in the state of Texas are heart disease, breast and cervical cancer, lack of prenatal care, domestic violence, HIV/AIDS, osteoporosis and one in four women lack health insurance.” Source: www.4women.gov.

 

SPONSORSHIP LEVELS

Silver Level $25 or more

üRecognition on website with link

üInclusion of business on emails, program, flyers, and brochures

Gold Level $50 or more

üRecognition on website with link

üInclusion of business on emails, program, flyers, and brochures (website link) regarding the event

Platinum Level $75 or more

üBanner displayed (provided by sponsor) at event

üRecognition on website with link (with logo)

üInclusion of business on emails, program, flyers, and brochures (with logo and website link) regarding the event

üRecognition at event

VENDORS

Vendor Booth is FREE; LIMTED SPACING PLEASE RSVP ASAP. NO SERVICES/GOODS MAY BE SOLD @ EVENT.

 

Center for Community Cooperation
2900 Live Oak St.
Dallas, TX 75204

Saturday, December 6, 2008 from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM (CT)

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Mocha Sisters Organization Dallas Branch

MSO- Dallas Branch is comprised of many talented, professional, community service oriented women, who seek to make positive changes in the Dallas Metroplex. Our branch was officially re-charted on July 19, 2007 and implemented new Executive Level leadership on July 7, 2007. We boast a selective membership of over 35 women from all over the DFW area and are rapidly expanding! MSO- Dallas Branch Goals 2007-2008 Our goal for the 2007-2008 year include employing MSO's 6 Core Values by through our Branch's "4 R's for Reformation": Regrouping Executive Branch Leadership to positively impact Members experience within the organization. Retaining current membership by offering various opportunities for Branch members to exercise their time, talent and treasures, within our Sisterhood. Reaching various internal and external business, community and professional entities to market MSO- Dallas' many benefits. Reward Members, both business and regular, with recognition and opportunities to expand their networking base, thus expanding our Branch membership. Visit our national website at www.mochasisters.org and www.mochasisters.com.