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Emory Valley Center has fundraising pancake breakfast on Saturday

Posted at 1:41 pm June 9, 2015
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

2014 EVC Pancake Fundraiser and Randy McNally

Tennessee Senator Randy McNally, right, serves members of the Oak Ridge Fire Department at the Emory Valley Center pancake breakfast fundraiser in 2014. (Submitted photo)

 

A fundraising breakfast at Applebee’s restaurant in Oak Ridge on Saturday will support Emory Valley Center’s Capital Campaign.

It’s an “All You Can Eat Pancake Breakfast,” and it’s scheduled from 8-10 a.m. Saturday, June 13. Applebee’s will be providing the breakfast food items and staff members to cook the pancakes and sausage, a press release said.

“Please make plans to attend,” the release said.

Tickets are $5 for children and adults, and they may be purchased at Emory Valley Center, 715 Emory Valley Road, from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday and at the door Saturday morning.

Among those helping Emory Valley Center’s staff and board members as volunteers for the breakfast will be community supporters Naomi Asher, United Way of Anderson County executive director; David Erb, Erb Allstate Agency; Anderson County Mayor Terry Frank; Tennessee Senator Randy McNally; Rick Meredith, Anderson County Chamber of Commerce president; Emily Stroud of WBIR; and Capital Campaign Co-Chairs Dottie Thompson and Gene Caldwell.

Emory Valley Center has been meeting the needs of people with intellectual, developmental, and physical disabilities in the community for 60 years, the press release said. The agency currently provides a comprehensive array of educational, vocational, residential, and rehabilitation services, programs, and support on a monthly basis to more than 850 children and adults in 16 East Tennessee counties.

Emory Valley Center is continuing to accept donations for their Capital Campaign from generous individual and business supporters throughout the community, the release said. If you would like to donate to Emory Valley Center’s Capital Campaign, contact Development Director Janet Wood via email at janet.wood@emoryvalleycenter.com or call (865) 813-0576.

To learn more about Emory Valley Center and its programs and services, visit www.emoryvalleycenter.org. You can also “Like” them on Facebook for program and event photos at www.facebook.com/emoryvalleycenter.

Filed Under: Business, Community, Front Page News, Meetings and Events, Nonprofits, Oak Ridge Tagged With: Applebee's, Capital Campaign, David Erb, Dottie Thompson, Emily Stroud, Emory Valley Center, Gene Caldwell, Janet Wood, Naomi Asher, pancake breakfast, Randy McNally, Rick Meredith, Terry Frank

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