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Annual Butterfly Ball dinner gala to be held at the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia

09/30/07

Catch the Date! Bancroft NeuroHealth president Toni Pergolin (l) uses a butterfly net to capture the October 27th date for Bancroft’s annual Butterfly Ball formal dinner gala to be held at the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia. Proceeds from The Butterfly Ball are used to enhance and support programs for children and adults with autism, developmental disabilities, brain injuries and other neurological impairments who are served by the Haddonfield, NJ based nationally recognized organization. Joining Pergolin are Butterfly Ball Committee members Barbara Tarditi of Haddonfield, (c), and Rita Sheehan of Moorestown. Tickets are $250 per person, $500 per couple.  For ticket or sponsorship information contact Hilda Bacon, Bancroft Director of Events and Outreach at 856-429-5637, ext. 485, or hbacon@bnh.org.

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