Just a quick post on the Benefit Dinner and Concert we attended Friday night for the South Valley Sanctuary. I can't believe I forgot to take pictures!
I am so glad we decided to support this event. The work they do at this shelter is so important for those who are victims of domestic violence in our community. The director and staff really have their hearts in the right place and are truly there to serve. They are still in need of donations or volunteers if you have a youth or enrichment activity coming up and need service opportunities please contact Heather at the shelter.
The evening started with appetizers and visiting with those in attendance. We had several friends and family there to visit with and it was great to get reacquainted with Tim's brother Tom and his wife Sandy. Brad grew up in the same ward as Tim's family and I went to high school with Tom.
We then took our seats and enjoyed salad while listening to a presentation by the director of the South Valley Sanctuary. Then Hilary's brother Mark (he is on the board of directors for the shelter) introduced her and we enjoyed our dinner and dessert listening to her sing familiar Christmas songs along with a couple songs from her new album. She did a fantastic job!
I am grateful for the opportunities all around us to serve others. Especially, during this time of year when there are so many "things or activities" that take our attention away from what we should be focusing on - gratitude and our Savior. This was a great way for us to start our Holiday celebrations.
I hope we will all be more aware of those who need a little extra this Holiday season. I am so grateful for this time of year to remind us of our many blessings and for the wonderful family and friends that surround us.
Have a wonderful Thanksgiving week!
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2 comments:
It sounds amazing! What a great cause and a great way to start the Holiday Season.
It was great to see you again and i am glad we could kick it at the same table. Your husband is so funny. Hope you have a great Thanksgiving.
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