Brandywine Health Foundation’s community conversation merits encore
Chaya Scott (left), who heads the Coatesville Youth Initiative, chats with Harry Lewis, board president of the Brandywine Health Foundation, at the first Vision Cafe.
After hundreds of eyes focused on improving the Coatesville-area community, last year’s Vision Café merited an encore since it generated so much enthusiasm, organizers said.
So the Brandywine Health Foundation wants residents to mark their calendars for Vision Café II on Tuesday, April 2, at 6 p.m. in the Coatesville Senior High School cafeteria. It promises an engaging evening of meaningful conversations and opportunities to connect with neighbors.
Previously, about 170 people, representing a diverse cross-section of government workers, citizens, businesses and nonprofit agencies, responded to the public invitation to provide feedback to the foundation. Even if you did not attend the first session, you are welcome to join the dialogue aimed at combining resources to ensure a healthier community.
The Brandywine Health Foundation will discuss its new strategic plan that will impact Coatesville – based on input from the first Vision Café – but more feedback is sought.
Sandwiches will be available at 5:30 p.m., prior to the start of the program. To register for the event, visit http://www.brandywinefoundation.org/events/vision-cafe-registration-form?utm_source=Vision+Cafe+II+-+Registration+is+Open&utm_campaign=Vision+Cafe+II+-+Registration+is+Open&utm_medium=email.
