February 2025 Luncheon

 


 

Beth Robertson
Community Outreach Manager
Cookies for Kids' Cancer

Beth Robertson was raised in the vibrant city of Philadelphia during the early 1970s, fostering a deep-seated affection for all things Philly. Her early love for the city is epitomized by her unwavering support for the Philadelphia Eagles.

Shortly after marrying her husband, she embarked on an adventurous journey to Scotland, where they resided for two years. Beth's adventurous spirit is a testament to her willingness to embrace new experiences. As a dedicated mother to three children, she considers motherhood her most significant achievement, despite the inevitable challenges and self-doubt that accompany it.

For over two decades, Beth and her family have been fervent advocates for childhood cancer research, raising funds and providing invaluable support to affected families. Her commitment to this cause became intensely personal when her firstborn son, Cameron, was diagnosed with a rare liver cancer during a routine one-year well appointment. This life-altering experience inspired Beth to become a steadfast voice for families navigating similar hardships, continuing her advocacy even after Cameron's successful recovery.

Beth's professional background is rooted in the service industry, where her emphasis on building meaningful relationships has always been paramount. Her extensive experience in organizing fundraisers and promoting the importance of research funding eventually led her to the nonprofit sector. This career path, driven by her purpose and passion, has empowered her to make a significant impact in the fight against childhood cancer.

In her current role as the Community Outreach Manager for Cookies for Kids’ Cancer, a national 501(c)(3) organization, Beth plays a pivotal role in funding childhood cancer research through innovative initiatives, including their signature cookie campaigns. She is profoundly grateful for the unanticipated lessons life has imparted—lessons that have instilled resilience, perseverance, and strength she never knew she possessed.

Beth also cherishes her role as a grandmother to six wonderful grandchildren, embracing her loving title of "Nana." This additional layer of family connection brings immense joy and fulfillment to her life.

Beth lives by the principle of self-care, believing that prioritizing her well-being enables her to be the best version of herself for her family, the families she advocates for, and anyone in need of support.


Council Luncheons
Women's Executive Council monthly Luncheon Meetings are for members and open to guests.

  • The payment method is required in advance with a valid credit card to secure your reservation and meal selection.
  • Lunch Meeting cost is $45.00 for all Members and Guests due before the deadline of NOON on Friday prior to the Tuesday Luncheon.
  • We kindly request that you RSVP as early as possible. Since food and produce must be pre-ordered through Plate Above Catering, we need to submit our estimated guest count a week in advance. To ensure the best experience for everyone, please register for our luncheons promptly. 
  • All luncheon reservations are final.  No-shows will be invoiced.
  • * Seating is LIMITED to reservations.  Late reservations and those who arrive without a reservation, will be placed on a standby list to see if we are able to offer you a seat. 

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Women's Executive Council monthly Luncheon Meetings are for members and open to guests.

 

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Women's Executive Council monthly Luncheon Meetings are for members and open to guests.
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Women's Executive Council monthly Luncheon Meetings are for members and open to guests. 

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