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Baked Potatoes
Complete with all the trimmings including bacon, sour cream, chili& cheese
Salad Bar included
Come and enjoy a baked potato feast while hearing where the candidates running to represent Solivita’s districts stand on the issues.
Important Notice!
We will be voting on changes to our bylaws at this meeting.
Also, join us for a celebration of the women who selflessly nurture our families and communities.
Menu
Chicken Picata
Flavorful Fettucini
Spinach Salad with Pecans, Craisens & Blu Cheese
Assorted Bread
Dessert
Iced Tea & Coffee
The meeting features Valleri Crabtree who will share information on the ‘No Labels’ non-profit organization. No Labels is a citizens’ movement of Democrats, Republicans and independents dedicated to a new politics of problem solving. The constituency for this movement existed for years before it had a name -– built by Americans frustrated by watching Washington spend more time on politics than common-sense problem solving. But in the spring of 2010 the idea of No Labels was born, when the Affordable Care Act -– also known as “Obamacare” –- was passed without a single Republican vote.
Valleri Crabtree will share news about ‘No Labels’
We cordially invite you to attend the Democratic Black Caucus of Florida’s (DBCF) 32nd Annual Conference which will be held on May 30 through June 1, 2014 at the Doubletree by Hilton at Sea World, located at 10100 International Drive, Orlando, Fl. This year’s theme is, “All in to Win 2014: The Year of Action
President Barack Obama has declared 2014: The Year of Action!
And the DBCF is answering this call to action to engage, educate and mobilize the voices of Black voters in Florida.
With this in mind, we’re sending you a special invitation to attend one or all of our main events on Saturday, May 31, 2014.
Our main events include: the Power Breakfast, Inaugural Founder’s Luncheon, and the”All in to Win” Gala. The Women’s Empowerment Breakfast will be centered on a conversation amongst women discussing many important topics that women face such as income inequality and healthcare. The Inaugural Milton Morris Founders Luncheon will feature keynote speaker, the Honorable Corrine Brown, U.S. House of Representatives, 5th Congressional District of Florida. We will close out the evening with our signature event, the “All in to Win” Gala, featuring two dynamic keynote speakers, Attorney Benjamin L. Crump, Esq., and the Honorable Hakeem Jeffries, U.S. House of Representatives, 8th Congressional District of New York.
We are committed to impacting change in 2014. We believe that your presence will help make our conference truly unforgettable.
Over 200 guests will be in attendance and this forum will provide an excellent opportunity for you to advertise your business or services to a targeted audience; who traditionally support and patronize businesses that show support for the Democratic Black Caucus of Florida and the Annual Conference.
Thank you and I look forward to seeing you at the DBCF 32nd Annual Conference in Orlando. For registration and hotel information please visit our conference website www.allin2win.us
Best Regards,
Shawn W. Kinsey
President, Polk County Democratic Black Caucus
Join Us for an Evening of Progressive Discussion
This meeting features President of the Florida Democratic Progressive Caucus Susan Smith. If you are interested in hearing and discussing progressive ideas, this is a meeting you don’t want to miss!
The Democratic Progressive Caucus of Florida is a chartered caucus of the Florida Democratic Party. Its mission is:
• To advance progressive candidates
• To promote progressive legislation
• To provide outreach to the progressive community on issues
The recent accomplishments and activities of Progressives include:
- The Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act
- The Consumer Protection Act and establishing the Consumer Protection Agency,
- Funding the Violence Against Women Act
- Advancing the cause of healthcare reform
- Repealing DADT
Progressives are leading advocates for marriage equality, equal rights for the GLBT community, women’s reproductive rights, improved gun control regulations, raising the minimum wage, defending voting rights and removing voting barriers, defending the middle class and the right of working people to organize, consumer protection, and stronger regulations for Wall Street.
