• 2012 Family Fair Open or Close

     

    IONA is pleased to announce its fourth annual Family Fair and Open House on Saturday, September 29, from noon to 6:30 PM. The fair is open to the public. We encourage our community members to invite their non-Muslim friends and neighbors. The fair features FREE health screening for the entire family, including blood pressure, body weight (BMI), blood tests for anemia, diabetes, cholesterol, and PSA for prostate cancer; and bone density measurements for osteoporosis. Free mammogram for women and free PSA for men. The fair also features a bazaar, clothes/hijab, jewelry, books, arts and culture, and food from Asia and the Middle East. There will also be lectures about faith, Qur’an, Islam, modes of worship, and Prophet Muhammad (SAW). 

    The Fair will be at IONA Center’s parking lot.

     This year’s sponsors include, St. John Macomb-Oakland Hospital, Beaumont Hospital and Dazzle Printing, and others.

     For booth reservation, please contact Waheed Rashid at 586-904-5998. If you have questions, please call IONA Center at 586-558-6900.
    We look forward to having you, your family and friends at the fair. This event is open to the public.

     

  • 2010 Family Fair Open or Close

    2010_IONA_family_fair_thumbnailIONA’s 2nd Annual Family Fair was held on Saturday, November 6, 2010 at the IONA center. Food and clothing stalls as well as a health screening clinic were setup in the parking lot. Over 100 people were screened for diabetes and blood pressure.

  • 2009 Family Fair Open or Close

    2009_IONA_family_fair_thumbnailIONA’s First Annual Family Fair was held on August 15, 2009 at the IONA center. This was done as part of an effort to reach out to the local community. Food and clothing stalls as well as a health screening clinic were setup in the parking lot. Over 100 people were screened for diabetes and blood pressure.

    City of Warren’s Mayor, Jim Fouts, and several city officials and councilmen attended the fair. Representatives from the U.S. Department of Justice, Community Relations Service, also came to the fair. Clergy from other faiths were also present at the fair.

    Many businesses and community members sponsored the fair and volunteered at the fair. Several doctors volunteered at the health clinic.