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NYSPCC Spring Luncheon;
Speaker McKayla Maroney
and Penny Grant, MD,
Leadership Committee
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Olympic Gold Medalist McKayla Maroney
Delivers Powerful Remarks Before Sold-Out
Audience
at The New York Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Children's
Seventh Annual Spring Luncheon
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The Pierre Hotel |
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April 17, 2018 |
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Karl Wellner,
Vice-Chair,
Valesca
Geurrand-Hermès,
McKayla Maroney,
Dr Mary
Pulido, NYSPCC Executive Director, Elizabeth Mahew |
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Gigi
Grimstad, Coralie CharriolPaul and Juliette Longuet |
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Deborah
Norville, Vice-Chair and Tina Louise |
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Jean
Shafiroff |
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Boo Grace,
Benefit Committee |
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Leena
Ruusuvkara and Lynn Kroll |
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Julianne
Michelle and Tina Louise |
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Ambience |
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Beautiful
Table Setting |
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Joyce
Brooks, Editor-in-Chief, Black Tie International
Magazine
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The New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Children (The NYSPCC)
hosted their Seventh Annual Spring Luncheon on Tuesday,
April 17th at The Pierre. Gold and Silver Olympic
medalist McKayla Maroney, who recently revealed she
was abused by the USA Gymnastics Team's former
doctor Larry Nassar,
spoke
of her experiences
recovering from this abuse.
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www.nyspcc.org
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About
the New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Children
The
New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children (NYSPCC) is the first -- and one of the
most highly respected -- child protective agencies
in the world. Founded in 1875, the NYSPCC helps the
most vulnerable children of our community recover
from trauma. And, more importantly, it helps prevent
child abuse through its work with parents, teachers,
children and foster care agencies. More than a
century since its founding, The NYSPCC’s amazing
work is used as a model for child abuse prevention
centers across the nation. The NYPSCC has
investigated more than 650,000 cases on behalf of
over two million children and has educated over
47,000 professionals working with children on child
abuse and neglect issues. http://www.nyspcc.org |
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