Put on your favorite mask and enjoy the mystery of a masquerade! Girls Incorporated of the Northern Sacramento Valley announces that tickets are available now and at the door — but discounted prices end Sept. 30 — for its biggest fundraiser of the year, the 2nd Annual Girls Inc.Gala.
This masquerade-themed evening will feature live music, a “Tour of Italy” buffet dinner, drinks, dancing, a fabulous photo booth generously provided by Ifoto Photo Booth, and a large variety of silent auction items.
New this year, a Dutch raffle will allow guests to bid on the creations of local artists, who have designed and donated several masks especially for the Girls Inc. Gala.
All proceeds from this elegant event support Girls Incorporated of the Northern Sacramento Valley, which provides empowerment programs for Shasta and Tehama County girls, ages 6 to 18. Community support, grants and donations allow this Redding-based non-profit 501(c)(3) organization to fulfill its mission: “Inspiring all girls to be strong, smart and bold.”
WHAT: The 2nd Annual Girls Inc. Gala
WHEN: 6 pm, Saturday, October 4
WHERE: Red Lion Hotel, 1830 Hilltop Drive, in Redding
WHY: All proceeds support Girls Incorporated of the Northern Sacramento Valley, which serves Shasta and Tehama County girls.
TICKETS: $50 on or before Sept. 30; $60 at the door. Tables of 8 cost $350. To purchase, visit girlsincNSV.org or call 530-527-7767.
DETAILS: Cocktail attire and masks are encouraged at this masquerade, and guests may purchase a mask at the event.
The Girls Inc. Gala is sponsored by generous donations from major sponsor Rolling Hills Casino, as well as the Record Searchlight, Sierra Pacific Industries, Shasta Regional Medical Center, Walker Printing, aNewsCafe.com, KLXR 1230 AM, and Enjoy Magazine.
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Girls Incorporated of the Northern Sacramento Valley, founded in 2006, provides after-school, in-school, and community-based programs for girls, sparking girls’ interest in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math, promoting drug and pregnancy prevention, fostering self-esteem, and teaching skills like stress management, financial literacy, and community leadership. Learn more at girlsincNSV.org.
-from press release
