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The Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital Foundation Home Tour League held its annual Boutique and Fashion Show Luncheon Thursday, March 31, at the Bridgeport Clubhouse in Valencia. The event welcomed 160 guests from across the Santa Clarita Valley and raised funds for Henry Mayo’s Center for Women and Newborns, which includes the Kim and Steven Ullman Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.

During the event the Home Tour League presented a $70,000 check to the Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital Foundation. The funds will be utilized to purchase a life-saving cooling blanket for the Kim and Steven Ullman NICU.

The Home Tour League acknowledges all guests and sponsors who supported the event.

Runway Sponsor: Bri King, Campass Real Estate Broker

Dessert Sponsor: Rachael Cleveland, Augusta Financials

Mistress of Ceremonies: Janine Jones

Food provided by: Salt Creek Grille

Runway clothing provided by: White House Black Market

For more than four decades, the Home Tour League has been a champion in raising funds in support of Henry Mayo’s Center for Women and Newborns.

The Home Tour League welcomes new members and can tailor participation to suit the time and talents for all those interested in joining. All members are welcome at monthly board meetings and are invited to get involved in the league’s signature event which is the Annual Holiday Home Tour Gala.

For more information or to join Home Tour League click here.

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