Festival of the Flutes on Oct. 29 in Coral Springs
Premier Networking Alliance’s 7th Annual Festival of the Flutes 2010, a gala Fall Costume Ball event, will be held on Friday, October 29, at 8 p.m. (6:30 for VIP) at the Coral Springs Heron Bay Marriott Hotel. Proceeds will benefit Lauren’s Light, Coral Springs Community Chest and Drug-Free Youth in Town (DFYIT). The event will feature a wonderful array of food, wine tastings, music, auctions, raffles and plenty of entertainment.
At this year’s event, more than 400 business owners, local officials and residents are expected to attend. The attire is casual and costumes are optional. Tickets for the fundraiser are $40 for general admission and $65 VIP if purchased before September 30. After that, the cost is $50 general and $85 VIP. Additional sponsorship information can be found on the event Website at www.FestivaloftheFlutes.org.
“We chose the Marriott again this year, because they understand events and they treat our guests like royalty, we are thrilled to be back” said Scott Brook, the Festival of the Flutes co-chair. “This is our largest community service and event.” Since its inception, the Festival of the Flutes has raised almost $100,000 for various worthy causes.
DFYIT is an organization dedicated to giving recognition to kids who choose to live a healthy, drug-free lifestyle. They provide information and opportunities to learn leadership skills through community service activities and field trips for kids 10-18 years old.
Coral Springs Community Chest is a group which funds non-profit organizations who have a program or service benefiting Coral Springs residents.
Lauren’s Light helps the unique needs of young children when a parent has been diagnosed with cancer. They help prepare, educate and empower parents to have age-appropriate conversations under the guidance of therapists.
Premier Networking Alliance (PNA) of Broward County, South Florida, has a goal of building business and serving communities. PNA is a business networking organization founded in 2003 by attorney and Coral Springs Mayor Scott J. Brook and Dr. Clifford Fruithandler. PNA was developed as an avenue to enhance the professional and personal development and to enrich and support our communities with service involvement and charitable outreach. Learn more by visiting their Website at. http://pnanetwork.com/index.htm
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Posted by Andrea Freygang on Oct 18 2010. Filed under Broward County, Coral Springs, Events, Local news, Non-profit organizations. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry
