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Friends of the Family League

FFL Luncheon

A Fundraising branch of the Boone Center for the Family

The purpose of the Friends of the Family League is to enrich the work of the Boone Center for the Family at Pepperdine University by raising annual and endowment funds, thus sustaining the Center's educational and training programs. The goal of the Friends of the Family League is to raise the greatest amount of money at the least expense. The Friends of the Family League hosts the annual fundraiser Heart & Soul (formerly known as SavvyChic | Heart & Soul).

For more information about the Friends of the Family League please contact us at centerforthefamily@pepperdine.edu.

About the Friends of the Family League

 Founding and Membership

Created in the fall of 2003, the League is composed of dedicated women working to enhance the resources of the Center and its outreach services. The League invites those committed to furthering the Center's work to join and become involved, and to support its annual and endowment campaigns through tax-deductible gifts and event participation.

 Membership

Annual dues are $150 for membership and all are welcome! If you would like to renew online or become a new member, please respond using our giving form and notate in the comments section that you would like to join the Friends of the Family. 

 League Calendar

League members will receive updates on University events, Relationship IQ student-centered events, and invitations to the Boone Center for the Family programs.

 Goals and Objectives

The long-term goal of the Friends of the Family League is to become a self-supporting auxiliary for the extraordinary continuing education programs and practical training that the Center provides. Its fund-raising objective is to underwrite the Center's annual and long-term operational costs, including staffing and communication expenses and its programs for church leaders, young adults, couples, and families. The League also will strive to cover the annual cost of prominent guest speakers booked for campus lectures. Each of these activities promises an enormous opportunity to introduce, reaffirm, or restore the precious bonds of family for thousands of potential participants. It is the League's hope to sustain the quality, diversity, and availability of these efforts to an increasingly broad audience, and to enrich the institution of family within a complex and challenging society.