October 17, 2005
The Angels Network reception on October 17 raised over $9,000 in cash, Giant Food Cards and a new computer system for Borromeo Housing, Inc, a transitional housing program for homeless single women under the age of 21 with children. The event was held at Flemings in Tyson’s Corner and co-sponsored by two leaders in technology – John Sanders—Chairman of Washington DC Technology Council and Gary Nakamoto—CEO of Base Technologies, Inc. Click here to see pictures and details about the event.

April 28, 2005
Those wonderful women executives at Price Waterhouse Coopers hosted an event to benefit Homestretch, Inc., a Northern Virginia program that provides over 100 families with subsidized housing and support services for up to two years. Click here to see photos from the event and for details about how funds raised by The Angels Network have been put to use. Check out The Homestretch Volunteer Program at  their web site, www.homestretch-inc.org, to see how YOU might help!

March 4, 2005
The Angels Network Italian Festival on March 4 raised over $12,000 for Crossway Community in Kensington, Maryland, to support its work with low-income, at-risk families headed by single parents. The Tower Club event, attended by 130 Angels and guests, was hosted by Donna Morea, President of CGI-AMS. . .Click here for details and great pictures of the event.

February 8, 2005
The Angels Network is in the news!  In an article about "Giving Circles" the Washington Post interviewed Angels Network Board Members: Cathy Lange, Kathy Woodward and Kelly Nakamoto, at Homestretch, a transitional housing program that helps families learn how to prepare themselves for independence.
  http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A9110-2005Feb8.html