75th Annual New England PVA Membership Banquet Gala

45 Lakeview Road,Foxborough MA 02035

07 November, 2021

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75th Annual Membership Banquet Gala. Black Tie and White Tablecloth event with 5 Star 4-course Dinner, Live Band and Dancing. Come celebrate New England PVA's 75th Anniversary at this exclusive Black Tie Gala. Tickets to this exclusive celebration are strictly limited to only 125. Enjoy an afternoon of live music, dancing, a 5 star 4-course dinner, and camaraderie as we proudly celebrate 75 years of advocacy and support for paralyzed veterans and people with disabilities. HOR'S D'OEUVRES - 12pm - 1pm: Crispy Coconut Chicken, Plum Sauce and Scallop Wrapped in Smoked Bacon, Lemon Caper Sauce - GF 2ND COURSE - 1:20PM: Field Greens, Grape Tomatoes, Parmesan, Shaved Parmesean, Citrus Vinaigrette, Garlic Crostini ENTREE - 1:50PM: Choice of Poultry, Beef or Seafood POULTRY - Pan Seared Statler Chicken, Caramelized Grapes, Vanilla Bean Whipped Potatoes, Raspberry Merlot ReductionBEEF - Pepper-Crusted Tenderloin Medallions; Roasted Garlic Whipped Potato, Port Demi GlaceSEAFOOD - Pan Seared Salmon; Jasmine Rice, Honey Ginger GlazeDessert & Tableside Coffee & Tea Service: New York Cheesecake, Strawberry Sauce, Whipped Cream ### Veterans: You are encouraged to wear your military service medals or awards.Attire: Suit and Tie or Dress/Skirt. No Jeans or Uncollared Shirts, please.### New England PVA is a congressionally chartered 501(c)3 non-profit veterans service organization founded in 1947. Our mission is to change lives and build brighter futures for veterans of the armed forces throughout New England who have experienced spinal cord injury or disease by empowering them to regain what they fought for: their freedom and independence. New England PVA uses its expertise to be the leading advocate for Quality health care for our members, Research and education addressing spinal cord injury and dysfunction, Benefits available as a result of our members’ military service, Civil rights and opportunities that maximize the independence of our members. As a partner for life, New England PVA also provides training and career services, works to ensure accessibility in public buildings and spaces, provides health and rehabilitation opportunities through sports and recreation and advocates for veterans and all people with disabilities. Paralyzed Veterans of America is the only non-profit organization chartered by the U.S. Congress to support and advocate for the benefits and medical care of our country’s most catastrophically wounded veterans, spanning conflicts from WWII thru Iraq and Afghanistan. Through our support and advocacy, we strive to change the lives and build brighter futures for these seriously injured heroes—to empower these brave men and women, who gave so selflessly of themselves, with what they need to achieve the things they fought for: freedom and independence. Some of the programs we provide are adaptive snow skiing, kayaking, bowling, fishing and biking. We also provide community outreach programs such as our “What’s It Like” program, visiting area schools teaching children about life in a wheelchair and that anything is possible, you may just need to find a different way to accomplish it. Additionally, we visit VA hospitals and patients throughout New England advocating and ensuring quality healthcare through our Chapter Hospital Liaison program and working with our PVA Veteran Service Officers. It's important to note, that New England PVA is NOT affiliated with any State or Federal Veterans’ Administration and does NOT receive any local, state or federal funding. We rely solely on the generosity of volunteers, the general public and local businesses for funding. To learn more please visit www.newenglandpva.org, @NEPVA1947 or call our office at (800) 660-1181.