The Betty Ferguson Foundation is proud to host its first annual Woman of Honor Dinner on Friday, April 27.

The black-tie event, which will be held at the Bridgeport Community Clubhouse, is being given to honor local businesswoman and volunteer worker Cheri Fleming for her untiring efforts to provide help to women in the community.
The Betty Ferguson Foundation was established in December, 1998, in response to a growing need for an organization to support and promote the personal and professional growth of women and youth.

Almost four years ago, the founding members of the Betty Ferguson Foundation joined together with a simple idea and a lot of passion, to see women and youth discover who they are and all that they can be. Betty Ferguson Foundation operates at a high level of commitment through education and specialized programs. They offer training and motivation through seminars, workshops, book clubs and monthly meetings. They provide speakers, host fundraisers and give financial support to CALWORKs/New Horizons programs at College of the Canyons, Single Mothers Outreach and the Santa Clarita Valley Pregnancy Center, as well as other local nonprofit organizations.
Future plans include having a center that will provide mentoring programs in photography, pre- and post-production (film), pre- and post-production (music/sound), set decoration, costume design, dance, “domestic engineering,” and practical financial education.

“As we honor Cheri, let us keep our eyes open for the “Cheri’s “ of tomorrow and help them as they grow,” said founder Judy Cox.
The Betty Ferguson Foundation provides a source aimed at strengthening relationships and building new ones through mentoring, tutoring, seminars, workshops, reading groups and community resource referrals.

For more information, contact the Betty Ferguson Foundation, 25876 The Old Road, Valencia, CA, 91381. Phone: 661-284-3551. Nonprofit 501(c) Public Charity. Fed ID #95-4726134.