Business Matters November 2017 | Page 25

DID YOU KNOW.. Mi Casa Es Su Casa, a women-driven mixer, was originally a program of the Corpus Christi Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Pictured Above: Rick and Judith Talavera Proceeds of Mi Casa Es Su Casa bene- fit the Mano A Mano Scholarship Program. The Mano A Mano Scholarship Program was initiated in 2007 to encourage students to continue their education in the Coastal Bend, and promote the growth of a local educated workforce. Since its inception, the over $300,000 in scholarships have been awarded to local students. Thank you to all who attended Mi Casa Es Su Casa, your support of the United Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce Foundation is sincerely appreciated. Presenting Sponsor: AEP Texas. Gold Sponsors: Sterling Personnel, Inc., and Bay Area Title Services. Silver Sponsor: Dr. Mary Jane Garza. Series Valet Sponsor: Drew Becquet State Farm Insurance. Series Wine Sponsor: Turner Ramirez Architects. Special Thanks To: Judith Talavera, L&F Distributors, Raymond Gignac, and Court- ney and Jaime Rangel. The event is now a program of the United Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce Foun- dation. The Foundation is a 501(c)(3) support- ing organization of the United Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce. Additional programs of the Chamber Founda- tion include Leadership Corpus Christi, Lem- onade Day, and Conquer the Coast. Mi Casa Es Su Casa was established to cele- brate the success of local women in our com- munity. Past honorees include Natalie Villar- real, Judge Deeanne Galvan, and Gaye White. Proceeds from Mi Casa Es Su Casa benefit the Mano A Mano Scholarship Program. This scholarship was initiated to encourage stu- dents to continue their education in the Coast- al Bend, and promote the growth of a locally educated workforce. The next Mi Casa Es Su Casa, honoring Darcy Shroeder, Public Affairs Manager for Valero, is set to take place on January 17. Mark your calendar, and stay tuned to unitedcorpuschris- tichamber.com for more information!