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CISL Hosts Champions for Youth Breakfast on March 27

March 12, 2014 By Communities in Schools Lakewood

Communities In Schools of Lakewood (CISL) will host its annual benefit breakfast at 7 a.m., Thursday, March 27 at the Old Country Buffet in the Lakewood Towne Center. Communities In Schools has become known nationwide as very successful in preventing students from dropping out of school.  Funds from the breakfast will support five After-School Programs, Champions Mentor Program and Readiness to Learn services.

Dreamer, troubled youth, improbable student and now a doctoral candidate – that is Brandon Stogsdill, our keynote speaker on March 27.  His life as a child was troubled, his adolescence led to crime which finally sent him to prison.  Today, at 32, Stogsdill carries a bachelor’s degree in psychology, a master’s degree in clinical psychology and is currently working on his doctoral degree.  He has published three books and provides a practice counseling troubled teens.   His story of what and who influenced him on his journey to find his passion and success is a fascinating one.

Walter Neary, Comcast’s communications director, will emcee the event which will be an inspirational experience for our anticipated 200 + guests.  We invite you to join us on Thursday, March 27th at Old Country Buffet in Lakewood, 7:00 – 8:30 a.m. You may make reservations by contacting CISL at (253) 589-7489 or www.lakewood.ciswa.org.

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