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Cause & Celebration: Taste of the Mainline

Main Line restaurants filled the Grand Atrium of the Radnor Financial Center on March 12 to celebrate the Emergency Aid of Pennsylvania Foundation's centennial anniversary at its Taste of the Main Line. Fleming's, Yangming, Verdad, Margaret Kuo's, 333 Belrose, Ruth's Chris, A la Maison, Seasons 52, O-toro, and Pomme Catering were a few of the food establishments serving delectable delights at the event.

AE1CAEMER22 (Left to right) John and Kathie Pitocchelli, Ann Bridge, Susan Baker and Deirdre Koerick welcomed guests at the 100TH Anniversary Emergency Aid,Taste of Main Line on March 12,2015 at the Radnor Financial Center in Radnor, PA. ( For the Philadelphia Inquirer / Photo by Maggie Henry Corcoran )
AE1CAEMER22 (Left to right) John and Kathie Pitocchelli, Ann Bridge, Susan Baker and Deirdre Koerick welcomed guests at the 100TH Anniversary Emergency Aid,Taste of Main Line on March 12,2015 at the Radnor Financial Center in Radnor, PA. ( For the Philadelphia Inquirer / Photo by Maggie Henry Corcoran )Read more
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Main Line restaurants filled the Grand Atrium of the Radnor Financial Center on March 12 to celebrate the Emergency Aid of Pennsylvania Foundation's centennial anniversary at its Taste of the Main Line. Fleming's, Yangming, Verdad, Margaret Kuo's, 333 Belrose, Ruth's Chris, A la Maison, Seasons 52, O-toro, and Pomme Catering were a few of the food establishments serving delectable delights at the event.

The Emergency Aid of Pennsylvania Foundation (EA), with headquarters in Wayne, has a storied history. The organization has been honored by presidents (Franklin Roosevelt) and governors (Ed Rendell). For 100 years, the foundation has helped families in need in the five-county region of Southeastern Pennsylvania. It has provided college scholarships that are accompanied by seven years of mentoring, and provided grants to improve the lives of children and families. Proceeds from the Taste of the Mainline will further the EA mission and tradition.

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