GLCC/Pride Center “Stars of the Rainbow 2010” Honorees Announced
Fort Lauderdale, FL, January 13, 2010 – The GLCC/Pride Center is proud to announce their 2010 Stars of the Rainbow Honorees to be showcased at this year’s annual Stars of the Rainbow fundraising event. 2010 marks the Center’s 17th anniversary of providing valued services and programs to the community.
Guests attending this spectacular poolside event will be given the chance to make a difference in our community while gazing at the sunset over South Florida. This year’s theme is “Black & White” and guests are encouraged to wear cocktail-chic black or white attire. In addition to the always emotional Stars of the Rainbow ceremony, guests will be greeted by the sounds of the Delray String Quartet and be delighted by an elegant display of cuisine, fashion and entertainment.
Date: Sunday, March 21st 2010
Location: Hyatt Regency Pier Sixty-Six
2301 S.E. 17th Street Causeway, Fort Lauderdale
Time: 4:00 – 6:00 pm
A Limited amount of tickets are currently available for $150 and can be purchased at www.starsoftherainbow.com
For questions about underwriting and sponsorship opportunities, please contact Robert Boo, Director of Development at 954.463.9005 or email rboo@glccsf.org.
2010 Stars of the Rainbow Honorees: The honorees represent individuals, businesses and organizations that exemplify the spirit of volunteerism and/or activism. Honorees have represented the LGBT community in a positive light, and have supported the efforts of the GLCC/Pride Center. This year’s honorees are:
Business Star of the Year
Rosie’s Bar & Grill
Community Star of the Year
Richard Gray
Board Member Star of the Year
Nicole Mannarino, CPA
Public Official Star of the Year
Anthony Neidwicki, Oakland Park City Commission
Volunteer Star of the Year
Lavender Events for Women
Alan Schubert Humanitarian
Mona Pittenger
Tyler Healis Sustainability
John C. Graves Charitable Fund at the Community Foundation of Broward
The GLCC/Pride Center was founded in 1993 by philanthropist and gay pioneer, Alan Schubert. Alan recognized the need for a comprehensive program of services to support the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community, primarily in Broward County. The GLCC/Pride Center, a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization, was established and now serves as a source for information, education, advocacy and support. It provides a positive environment that fosters personal development and quality of life for those within the community it serves.
GLCC/Pride Center Mission Statement: We provide a welcoming, safe space—an inclusive home that celebrates, nurtures and empowers the LGBTQ communities and our friends and neighbors in South Florida.
Additional information about the GLCC/Pride Center can be obtained by visiting www.glccsf.org.






















