Page 10 THE VILLADOM TIMES I • August 21, 2013 Area BVMI’s autumn luncheon CHCC to honor David Bolger at musical benefit to feature Chef Georgiades David F. Bolger On Thursday, Sept. 12, the Chris- tian Health Care Center in Wyckoff will honor Ridgewood philanthro- pist David F. Bolger and the Bolger Foundation for their legacy of service, leadership, and commitment to the com- munity. This special celebration will be held at The Estate at Florentine Gardens in River Vale. Event co-chairs are Audrey Meyers, president and CEO, Valley Health System and The Valley Hospital, and Thomas M. Wells, Esq., senior partner and CFO, Wells, Jaworski & Liebman, LLP. A special musical tribute will fea- ture jazz greats Warren Vache, Bucky Pizzarelli, Nicki Parrott, Steve Johns, Harry Allen, and Derek Smith. Event sponsorship and ad journal opportunities are now available. The proceeds from this event will be used to support the Christian Health Care Center’s 2013 Annual Fund, which will be used for renovations and improve- ments within Ramapo Ridge Psychiat- ric Hospital. Tickets are $250. For more information, or to purchase tickets, con- tact Darcy Bickert, CHCC Foundation assistant director, at (201) 848-5796 or e-mail dbickert@chccnj.org. CHCC provides a broad continuum of high-quality, compassionate care, offering superior mental-health, elder- care, residential living, and rehabilita- tion services. Executive Chef George Georgiades will step away from his kitchen to preside over a cooking demonstration for guests attend- ing Bergen Volunteer Medical Initiative’s fall luncheon on Monday, Sept. 9. The event will be held at noon at Varka Estiatorio at 20 North Spruce Street in Ramsey. The three-course lunch will be accom- panied by specially selected wines and bev- erages. Tickets are $75 each and may be reserved by contacting Kathleen DiGiulio at kdigiulio@bvmi.net or (201) 518-8487. Proceeds from the luncheon will support BVMI’s Women’s Health Initiative. Music for the luncheon will be provided by the Motyl Chamber Ensemble, a group of dynamic young New York artists who have appeared with orchestras and in recit- als throughout the world. Eastwick College is a patron of the event. “Chef George has been incredibly gener- ous with his time and restaurant resources and BVMI is looking forward to a very exciting afternoon,” stated Marilyn Schotz, who is co-chairing the luncheon with Cyn- thia Goldman. Goldman and Schotz anticipate a full house and recommend that interested indi- viduals make their reservations early. BVMI provides free primary and pre- ventive medical care for working, for low- income Bergen County residents who have no health insurance or the means to pay for care. Patients are seen by volunteer physi- cians, nurse practitioners, and registered George Georgiades nurses. The state-licensed center is located at 241 Moore Street in Hackensack. BVMI is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit orga- nizations and is completely dependent on contributed income from individuals, busi- nesses, community groups, and founda- tions. For more information, contact BVMI at (201) 342-2478 or visit www.bvmi.org.