Winter Fundraising Ball readies attendees for a night of giving back
Attendees are gearing up for an exciting evening of fundraising at the highly anticipated Winter Ball. Co-ordinator Rachael Taylor, who spearheaded last year’s successful inaugural event, revealed that close to $3000 was raised for Hato Hone St John. This year, the evening’s proceeds will be directed towards supporting Dunedin Riding for the Disabled in Fairfield, an organization dedicated to providing therapeutic horse riding and horse care for individuals with disabilities.
The Winter Ball promises to be a memorable night filled with entertainment. Local band Idol Frets, led by the talented Gold Guitar Awards winner Kelvin Cummings, will grace the stage with their sensational sounds. Adding to the excitement, the Dunedin Rock’n’Roll Revival Club will surprise attendees with their captivating performance, as revealed by Miss Taylor.
In addition to the entertainment, the Winter Ball presents an opportunity for the community to come together and make a positive impact. By supporting Dunedin Riding for the Disabled, attendees will contribute to the organization’s ongoing efforts to enhance the lives of individuals with disabilities through therapeutic horse riding and horse care. The Winter Ball aims to raise funds that will directly benefit the organization’s noble cause.
The event has garnered significant attention and is set to attract a wide range of attendees, all eager to join in the festivities and show their support for a worthy cause. The Winter Ball is not just a social gathering but a chance to make a difference in the lives of those facing challenges.
As the countdown to the Winter Ball begins, excitement is building, and attendees are encouraged to don their finest attire and prepare for an evening that combines elegance, live music, and the spirit of giving. This event offers individuals the chance to enjoy themselves while knowing their contributions will create a positive impact in the community.
In conclusion, the Winter Ball is not just a night of glamour and entertainment but an opportunity to rally behind a noble cause. By supporting Dunedin Riding for the Disabled, attendees will make a direct difference in the lives of individuals with disabilities. With an evening filled with live music, surprise entertainment, and a shared sense of purpose, the Winter Ball promises to be a memorable event that celebrates the power of giving.
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