Donations Sought For Immaculate High School Dream Auction

By LARISSA LYTWYN

Published: Mar 18, 2005 12:00 am

DANBURY â The auction committee for the 14th annual Immaculate High School Dream Auction is looking for a few great items to help raise money for the students. These donations would be featured in the live and silent auction at the Saturday, May 7, fundraising event at the Amber Room Colonnade in Danbury. Co-chairs Patty Rizzo and Maryan Sholtes suggest items such as theme baskets, vacation home usage, celebrity/sports memorabilia items, gift baskets, antiques, jewelry, artwork, and theater/sports tickets.

All proceeds will benefit the academic, spiritual, athletic, and performing arts growth of Immaculate High School by helping fund additional scholarship and financial awards. This will enable a greater population of qualified students to attend Immaculate.

The evening will begin at 6 with cocktails and silent auction followed by dinner and a live auction. The auctioneer will be the schoolâs âMr Morning,â Bill Trotta. Admission is $75 per person; reservations are required.

For more information, item donations, or reservations, contact Rose Mary Fasano at 744-1510 or email Ms Rizzo and Ms Sholtes at ihsauction@yahoo.com.

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