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| 28 June 2025 | |
| Written by ToucanTech Support | |
| Members |
Last week, Luther Manor hosted a heartfelt event titled Strong Women—a celebration of resilience, community, and the power of women who inspire. The gathering brought together supporters, residents, and friends to raise funds for an important project: refreshing The Salon at The Terrace.
Throughout the event, attendees heard powerful stories of Luther Manor residents who have faced and overcome significant challenges in their lives.
The program also featured a moving and humorous keynote address by Emmy Award winner John McGivern of PBS's Main Streets. John shared personal stories of three strong women who deeply influenced his life. His heartfelt tribute brought both laughter and reflection to the room.
From Right: Steve Watson, Executive Director of the Luther Manor Foundation; Kris Iwinski, Board Chair of Luther Manor; Stephanie Chedid, President and CEO; Aimee Wiedmeyer, Board Member; and Brianna Iwinski, Kris’s daughter.
Those inspired to support the renovation of The Salon at The Terrace can contribute here:
https://luthermanor.app.neoncrm.com/forms/54
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