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Westminster Communities of Florida 2023 Annual Awards Banquet
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LDA Class of 2023 Team Rock Forward presentation
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Osage Connection Spring 2010
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Daughters Without Dads Inc
- 1. Daughters without Dads Inc. “Restoring Women to wholeness, one life at a time”
- 2. “WHO WE ARE” A 501(c) 3 Non-profit Organization
- 3. Min. D. Armstrong, Founder
- 4. Great Human Race Fundraiser (Durham, NC)
- 7. Father Daughter Dance ( Treyburn Country Club)
- 8. Princess for a Day Miaya Small-Member
- 9. Founder and Member Share a loving moment at Father Daughter Dance
- 10. Member and her Father
- 11. Sharing the Vision 1st Meet & Greet 2008
- 12. Domestic Violence Awareness Month
- 15. Speaker’s Husband Minister Terrance Winston
- 16. VP of Daughters without Dads Inc. Brynda Saunders-Winston
- 17. CEO makes closing remarks (tears in eyes)
- 18. Let’s Play Ball & Raise Awareness
- 19. Girls enjoying the game
- 20. The community Enjoys the fundraiser
- 21. DwD’s First Family (Leah & Gwen)
- 22. Some new faces
- 23. Drawing for prize give-aways
- 24. The winner donates his prize!!
- 26. Yolanda Stephens
- 28. Hanging at the DwD office
- 29. DwD Administrative office, Northgate Mall (Durham, NC)
- 30. They are talking about us….
- 32. Give and it shall be given….
- 33. Running with the vision
- 34. Mentoring an Academic Scholar
- 35. Bimbe 2010 Vendor
- 36. Some work, some play!
- 37. We really are working………
- 38. CEO is like a 2nd Mother
- 39. NCCU Christmas Parade 2009
- 40. DwD Sweethearts Valentines Day 2010
- 41. A Movie Date
- 42. A trip to the zoo Asheboro, NC
- 43. DwD Members are talented DSA Piano concert Durham NC
- 44. Chosen to SING for the community
- 45. Spreading Cheer on Christmas 2010
- 46. We appreciate our sponsors
- 47. Donations for Christmas 2010
- 48. Secretary (2009-10) and Member Jo Ann Beall
- 49. Tamara Gibbs Supporter
- 50. The Beal Family Volunteers
- 52. Cassandra Willis Sponsor
- 53. Deidra Dorsey There from the beginning….
- 54. Elder Lacha Scott Supporter & Face book Friend
- 56. Joshuah Mackey Web Designer and Photographer
- 57. Pastor Uneda Jones Supporter and Facebook friend
- 58. John McCann, Durham Herald Sun
- 59. Sponsor
- 60. Sponsor
- 61. Mahogany Woods, Pembroke Graduate & DwD Volunteer
- 62. Supporters
- 63. Joel Wiggins, Radio Host & Public Figure
- 66. Join us today!