In advance of next Thursday’s YWCA 38th Annual Tribute to Women, the YWCA of Northeastern Massachusetts is having a raffle of fine white and red wines, designer purses and home spa items.
Raffle tickets are one ticket for $10, three for $25 and seven for $50 and available online at ywcanema.org. The raffle closes at noon, May 14.
Twenty-two women will be honored Thursday, May 13, at 6:30 p.m., when the YWCA presents the Tribute to Women online.
Honorees are:
- Erika Hemingway, on-air radio host, North Shore 104.9
- Erina McWilliam-Lopez, consultant, producer and local correspondent, Impact Experience, 1623 Studios and Bliss Bites
- Kira Morehouse, senior digital marketing specialist, assistant vice president, Enterprise Bank
- Brittney Sousa, Special education teacher, softball coach, City of Methuen
- Angela Bautista, director of transportation, Youth Development Organization
- Melissa Rodriguez, North Andover town manager
- Allison Dolan-Wilson, vice president Institutional Advancement, Northern Essex Community College
- Chandra Webb, director, drug product regulatory strategy lead, Pfizer
- Karla Zevallos, equity and inclusion specialist, U.S. & Global Commercial Business, Takeda
- Lygia Soares, executive director, Merrimack Heights Academy
- Maria Arias, healthy living program coordinator, Elder Services
- Sharon Mason, development director, Groundwork Lawrence
- Jeanette Rivera, administrative assistant, Greater Lawrence Family Health Center
- Stephanie Patel, vice president and chief medical officer, Care Dimensions
- Deborah Wilson, president and CEO, Lawrence General Hospital
- Zandra Kelley, chief medical officer, Greater Lawrence Family Health Center
- Julie Abbott, director of nursing operations, Holy Family Hospital
- Susan Howell, marketing director, Howell Custom Building Group
- Lisa Williams, owner, managing director, AFC Urgent Care
- Aubrie Campbell, rental assistance coordinator, City of Haverhill
- Jamill Martinez, director of network organizing, Lawrence Community Works
- Mayara Reis, co-founder and executive director, Merrimack Valley Black & Brown Voices