5 reception hosted by the Los Angeles County Commission for Women.
What does LACCW stand for?
LACCW stands for Los Angeles County Commission for Women (Los Angeles, CA)
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Samples in periodicals archive:
She was named 1999 Woman of the Year by the Los Angeles County Commission for Women, received The Namaste Spirit Award 2003 from the Namaste Interfaith Center, the 2004 Mordecai Kaplan Award for Distinguished Service by the University of Judaism, and was recently honored by the Jennifer Diamond Foundation.
The Los Angeles County Commission for Women will present its Woman of the Year award at its March 11 luncheon.
Byline: City News Service The Los Angeles County Commission for Women announced Tuesday the dozen women it will honor March 8 at the 14th annual Women of the Year Awards luncheon.
Cal State Northridge President Blenda Wilson and Encino cosmetics company founder Victoria Jackson were among 12 women honored Monday by the Los Angeles County Commission for Women for outstanding contributions to the community.
Bruce, a radio talk show host and a member of the Los Angeles County Commission for Women, said Monday she will continue to serve on the Los Angeles chapter's board.