Pam Plummer Harrington '93 and husband win award for Best New Winery Gramercy Cellars in Walla Walla, WA, owned by Pam Plummer Harrington, '93, and her husband Greg Harrington, was honored by Food and Wine Magazine as the Best New Winery for 2010. Read the full article here.   Pam and Greg Harrington left their home in New York City to open the winery in 2006. Pam previously worked in investment banking at JP Morgan, venture capital fundraising at an internet startup and national education policy advocacy with a Boston-based non-profit. Her current position outside of Gramercy is as a private equity recruiter with a national search firm called Glocap.

Alum Helps Orphans in South Africa Amy Saler Ostroff '85 operates Love to Langa, a 501 (c)(3) that supports an orphanage outside of Cape Town, South Africa. Inspired by a trip to Cape Town, Africa in 2008, Amy and her husband Jon started Love to Langa. The organization supports the work of the Siyaphambili Orphan Village, which was established in 2005 by Ndileka Xameni. Formerly a social worker, Xameni responded to the growing number of young children orphaned by parents with HIV/AIDS. The orphanage currently serves 250 orphaned and vulnerable children, including 85 grandparents, 35 CHILD-headed households and 25 teen mothers. See the short video below to learn more. Visit her website to see how you can help.