Wild Winter Night Raises $30,000!
AMAZING! Thank you to all who attended our Wild Winter Night event on Saturday, Feb. 9th. What a great event! We had nearly 200 guests, great food, great auction items, and definitely a great time. The event generated over $30,000 for Wild Care. WOW! Thank you to our Sponsors, local businesses, volunteers, and individuals who supported this event. Thank you especially to Jan Raffaele, our Volunteer Wild Winter Night Event Coordinator who donated hundreds of hours of her time, making this event an extraordinary success!
View a photo album by Volunteer Photographer, Leo Seletsky.
Thank you to our sponsors, local businesses and donors – featured below!
Click Here for Advance Tickets: $35
At the Door Tickets: $40
Bring your appetite and join us for our largest fund raising event of the year!
It is always sure to please!!
Date: February 9th, 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM
Location: Elks Lodge, 10 McKoy Road, Eastham
- Live Auction Hosted by Professional Auctioneer Rich Terrio
- Live Music with Bert Jackson and Scott Lariviere
- Live & Silent Auction, Prize Drawings
- Tickets include Appetizers, Dessert, and Soft Drinks
- Lobster Rolls, Fish, Hot Dogs, Burgers, Veggie Burgers and Chowder from George’s Place Fish Market Available for Purchase
- Cash Bar
For additional information or questions, email [email protected]
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