We invite you to join us for this afternoon celebration or tardeada—a festive gathering of community leaders and members of the philanthropic community who believe in investing in the children and women in our community.
Hosted by the AltaMed Women and Children's Committee, this event is designed to ensure that we can continue to provide vital health services such as mammograms, diabetes screenings, women's wellness exams, and pediatric vaccinations to all those who need them.
Event Schedule
2:00 PM
Check-in
Networking
3:30 PM
Welcome & Entertainment
4:00 PM
Special Remarks
Live Auction
List of Committee Members
- Bertha Aguirre, Empire Transportation (Co-Chair)
- Celia Huber, McKinsey & Company (Co-Chair)
- Michele Cortes, Vincor Construction
- Peter Villegas, Actum LLC
- Laura Rosales, JAR Insurance Services
- Cecilia Soto-Loftus, Calayas Wines
Healthy Mothers Lead to Healthy Communities
Mothers must make high-stakes decisions that affect their entire family’s health and wellbeing every single day—from navigating life in a food desert, choosing schools, and nurturing a happy, healthy family life—all while balancing family finances, work and their own mental health.
To prevent the family unit from falling into crisis, the AltaMed Women and Children Committee is working to create a safety net for the mothers in our community. As part of this effort, the Committee seeks to provide essential prevention practices that will help increase healthcare outcomes and sustain a network of innovative and accessible community programs.
Expanding advanced prenatal care and mammography imaging services within clinic walls is part of this effort. Making these vital services widely available in the communities we serve reduces the burden on women to seek care far from where they work and live.
Many children were forced to stay out of the clinic setting during the early onset of the pandemic, causing a probable delay in necessary appointments, vaccinations, and wellness assessments. We must prioritize addressing the most pressing needs of children—from closing gaps in pediatric services and assessing social drivers of health to focusing on early childhood development and literacy. Enhancing the health and human services for our young patients, including migrant children, is also essential to improve overall community health outcomes.
In order to create real changes in the health and well-being of our communities, there must be strategic investments made into those who make decisions regarding the healthcare of the family.
Sponsorship Packages and Individual Tickets
Corazon Sponsor $25,000
- Twelve (12) tickets to event
- Reserved tables
- Prominent corporate logo placement on step and repeat banner*
- Logo inclusion on signage*
- Podium mention
- Social media acknowledgement
- Logo feature on website
- Annual Impact Report listing
Comunidad Sponsor $15,000
- Eight (8) tickets to event
- Reserved tables
- Logo inclusion on signage*
- Podium mention
- Social media acknowledgement
- Logo feature on website
- Annual Impact Report listing
Familia Sponsor $5,000
- Six (6) tickets to event
- Logo inclusion on signage*
- Podium mention
- Logo feature on website
- Annual Impact Report listing
Madrina Sponsor $3,000
- Four (4) tickets to event
- Name listed on signage
- Logo featured on website
- Annual Impact Report listing
Ahijada Sponsor $1,000
- Two (2) tickets to event
- Name listed on signage
- Logo featured on website
- Annual Impact Report listing
Individual tickets $150
*For inclusion in print materials, all logos must be received by September 6.
FAQs
More information to come.
AltaMed Foundation
2040 Camfield Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90040
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All contributions are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.
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