Dear Friends of Pensacola Beach Woman’s Club,

You are cordially invited to join the Pensacola Beach Woman’s Club for our annual FUNraiser …”A Venetian Valentine’s Day.”  Join us February 14, 2017  for an evening of entertainment, auctions, dining, and dancing that will carry you away to the romantic shores of  Venice.    You really just might get to go if you win a 7 night package for 4 people to the Villa Tre Angeli B&B  in Bedonia, Parma,  Italy. 5 days of tours are also included.  You won’t want to miss this Italian extravaganza benefitting AHERO, Santa Rosa County Hope That Heals, The Trauma Intervention Program of Northwest Florida, Pensacola Beach Elementary School and Pensacola Beach Community Church. 

The Pensacola Beach Woman’s Club is the oldest civic organization on Pensacola Beach, founded in 1954.  Today we are over 120 women strong, and for 60 years, we have supported the civic affairs in this community both financially and as volunteers.  Last year we raised $20,000 for 4 local charities.   This year YOU can help us do it again. 

Don’t spend another boring Valentine’s Day at home in your slippers.  Join us and your friends at the hottest event in town…..A Venetian Valentine’s Day!”
The event begins at 5pm at the Gulf Breeze Rec Center, 800 Shoreline Drive.  Auctions close at 7:30 pm and then dancing begins!  Tickets are only $25 each or you can reserve a table of 8 for your friends with a $100 Table Sponsorship plus ticket purchases.   $500 sponsorships are also available and they include 8 tickets to the event  a reserved table,  and complimentary  champagne and wine.

 Can’t attend but would like to help?  Your donations make great gift baskets.  Please consider donating to our auction.  Our tax i.d..number  is 59-1828111.  Last year our charities walked away with over $12,000 just from the auctions.  For more information or to buy tickets visit our webpage at  www.TicketRiver.com/event/21614 or call (850)  934-6860 or e-mail rsdorfman@att.net.  We hope to see you Valentine’s Day!

Sincerely,

Rhonda Dorfman, President, PBWC