Trinity's Fun Fair A Success

By KAAREN VALENTA

Published: May 06, 2005 12:00 am

Trinityâs Fun Fair A Success

To The Editor:

Trinity Day School would like to send out a heartfelt thanks to all that contributed products and services to make our Annual Fun Fair and Silent Auction on April 9 a great success! The generosity of local businesses has helped Trinity Day School enormously in achieving our financial goals. Our preschool children have all benefited from the kindness of our TDS families, local merchants, and our charitable community.

We would also like to thank all the tireless volunteers who donated the most valuable thing of all: their time! Thank you so much! We also want to recognize all the TDS families who donated products and brought their children to enjoy the Fun Fair. It looked like everyone had a great time!

The following businesses supported our event and in turn weâd like to encourage you to support them: Active Door & Window, Aqua Environmental, Associated Appliance & Service (Monroe), Associated Refuse Haulers, Bagel Delite, Bassett Furniture, Body Health Club (Brookfield), Carminuccioâs, Costco, Curves (Newtown), Dance Etc, Dodgingtown Liquor, Dunkinâ Doughnuts, El Coyote, Firehouse Bar & Grill, Fireside Restaurant, Fun Kuts, Graceful Planet, Hollandia Nursery, Image One Printers (Monroe), Interstate Lumber, Kidsfit, Lexington Gardens, Luluâs Sisters, Maggie McFlyâs, Magic Garden, Martha Stewart Living, Mona Lisa, My Place, Newmanâs Own, Newtown Carwash, Newtown Cleaners, Newtown Hardware, Our Greenhouse....Naturally, Paws On Main (Monroe), Petal Pushers, Ricciâs Salon, Elizabeth Ricci Fine Gifts, Dr Joanna Rosen, Silver Lining, Sleep Etc (Norwalk), Soleil Toile (Westport), Sportsplex (Bethel), Starbucks, Stop & Shop, Style, Top Flight Sports Center-Planet Play (New Milford), Toy Journey (Southbury), and Yoga Dimensions.

A special thanks goes out to the Bicycle Goodie Shop for donating a fabulous Torker scooter for our raffle. See everyone next year!

Sincerely,

Kristen Stolfi and Tracy Schmid; Fun Fair Committee

Trinity Day School

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