RIT Greeks Plant a Tree of Angels to Benefit Halfway House, Dec. 6
The Rochester community is invited to participate in the Tree of Angels Project, an annual outreach for the East House. Since 1997, the RIT Greek community has collected and donated gifts for clients of East House who struggle with mental illness and substance abuse.
A reception for this event will be held at At the reception, guests will have a chance to meet with the coordinator from East House, take pictures, and enjoy refreshments.
WHAT: Tree of Angels Project Reception
WHEN: 5 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 6
WHERE: Fireside Lounge, Student Alumni Union, Rochester Institute of Technology
COST: Free and open to the public
CONTACT: Karen Rumfola from East House at 256-3800
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