Wine and Cigar Event to Aid Women’s Center
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A wine-tasting and cigar-smoking charity event will be Sept. 11 at the Richard Nixon Library & Birthplace.
Proceeds from the event will benefit the Women’s Transitional Living Center, a Fullerton shelter for battered women and children.
A four-course meal will be served, and speakers will talk about wine and cigars. Cost is $130 per person.
To attend, call (714) 524-0800.
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