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Paint Nite Reminder!

We are hosting a Paint Nite fundraiser! Let's raise our glasses and raise funds for a great cause - special events and guests for the kids in 2017!

Friday, June 2nd, 2017
 
Upstairs at the rec centre (174 Mandan Drive, Sanford, Manitoba)
Doors open at 7:15 pm, painting starts at 8:00 pm
Cash bar
Snacks provided
Prizes include:
- a personal training session (Lisa Lewko)
- a portable BBQ set (Aaron Schlichting)
- Thermea passes (donated by Scott Anderson of Ideal Mortgage Solutions)
- a certificate for body sugaring services (Lori Anderson)
- a 1 year membership to Fort Whyte Alive (Jody Watson)
- ItWorks Products (Candace Boyd)
- Bath & Body Works products and gift cards

A local artist will assist and inspire us - all while we socialize and sip cocktails for a great cause. No art experience needed! 

Paint Nite will donate a portion of ticket sales to the daycare.

Let's get together and get painting! Please RSVP and register here: https://www.paintnite.com/events/_1185468  There are only 80 tickets available, so get yours today!

The featured painting is L.O.V.E. and you can get a sneak peak of it on the link above.

We hope to see you on Friday, June 2nd!
Thank you,
The JA Cuddy Child Care Centre Fundraising Committee

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