UWBA Event Raises More Than $8,000
The United Way of the Bradford Area held its first Spring Arts Gala Thursday at The Lodge at Glendorn.
The event was sold out three weeks prior and raised over $8,000. “We were astounded with the responses we received from our local community,” says Executive Director, Kelly Z. Case. “We had a great turnout of artists and attendees and know everyone is looking forward to next year.”
The gala featured items from local artisans and craftsmen. The scope of talent was immense. The United Way was pleased to be able to auction several paintings, wood pieces, and pieces made of ceramic, glass, floral arrangements, and hand stitched creations. “There were a total of 28 auction packages,” says Community Relations and Marketing Specialist, Megan Minich. “When we were in the planning process our goal was to secure 15 auction items. We were so appreciative to receive 28 items.”
“We could not have accomplished such a successful event without the support of our volunteers and the local community,” says Case. “It truly shows that we live in community that stands behind the United Way mission.”
The event was sold out three weeks prior and raised over $8,000. “We were astounded with the responses we received from our local community,” says Executive Director, Kelly Z. Case. “We had a great turnout of artists and attendees and know everyone is looking forward to next year.”
The gala featured items from local artisans and craftsmen. The scope of talent was immense. The United Way was pleased to be able to auction several paintings, wood pieces, and pieces made of ceramic, glass, floral arrangements, and hand stitched creations. “There were a total of 28 auction packages,” says Community Relations and Marketing Specialist, Megan Minich. “When we were in the planning process our goal was to secure 15 auction items. We were so appreciative to receive 28 items.”
“We could not have accomplished such a successful event without the support of our volunteers and the local community,” says Case. “It truly shows that we live in community that stands behind the United Way mission.”
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