Fountain Hills: last call for ‘Boots and Bangles’ fundraiser
Ticket sales close Feb. 23
The “Boots and Bangles” annual scholarship fundraiser is planned for Saturday, March 1, at We-Ko-Pa Casino Resort. KC & The Moonshine Band will perform at the event.
Photo courtesy of Fountain Hills Women’s Club
The date is fast approaching for the Fountain Hills Women’s Club (FHWC) annual scholarship fundraiser, scheduled for Saturday, March 1, at We-Ko-Pa Casino Resort.
The “Boots and Bangles” event features a country-western theme, with musical entertainment by KC & The Moonshine Band and DJ Jason O’Neal, western songs and cowboy poetry by Arizona’s Singing Cowboy Gary Sprague, line dancing led by the Fountain Hills Community Center’s own Pam Vaccaro and trendy western fashions from Beauty Box Boutique in Fountain Hills.
Guests can enjoy a hot plated luncheon, silent and live auctions announced by Scott Schlossberg, a themed photo station and a 50/50 cash raffle.
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Fountain Hills: last call for ‘Boots and Bangles’ fundraiser
Ticket sales close Feb. 23
Photo courtesy of Fountain Hills Women’s Club
The “Boots and Bangles” annual scholarship fundraiser is planned for Saturday, March 1, at We-Ko-Pa Casino Resort. KC & The Moonshine Band will perform at the event.
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The date is fast approaching for the Fountain Hills Women’s Club (FHWC) annual scholarship fundraiser, scheduled for Saturday, March 1, at We-Ko-Pa Casino Resort.
The “Boots and Bangles” event features a country-western theme, with musical entertainment by KC & The Moonshine Band and DJ Jason O’Neal, western songs and cowboy poetry by Arizona’s Singing Cowboy Gary Sprague, line dancing led by the Fountain Hills Community Center’s own Pam Vaccaro and trendy western fashions from Beauty Box Boutique in Fountain Hills.
Guests can enjoy a hot plated luncheon, silent and live auctions announced by Scott Schlossberg, a themed photo station and a 50/50 cash raffle.
Betsy LaVoie, president and CEO of the Fountain Hills Chamber of Commerce, will serve as the event emcee.
Tickets are $75 per person, with proceeds going to provide scholarships for women, age 23 or older, who live or work in the community to allow them to continue their education and advance their careers in a wide range of professions, according to a press release.
All are invited to don their best Western attire, grab a partner or round up some friends and come out for a boot-stompin’ fun time to support a great cause.
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