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Project Pride to Host Disco Fundraiser on May 19th

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Staff · May 4, 2018
Project Pride to Host Disco Fundraiser on May 19th
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Dust off your platform shoes and find your favorite pair of bellbottoms! Project Pride of North Tonawanda will be hosting their first annual disco night on May 19th 2018 from 7PM-11PM at the newly renovated Events at Wurlitzer facility located in the Wurlitzer Building. It is the 20th anniversary of Project Pride of NT, founded by Dave Burgio to cultivate and promote a better community. Tickets include 4 hours of open bar, themed food stations, a DJ, dancing and fun. Tickets can be purchased through Eventbrite (https://www.eventbrite.com/e/project-pride-of-nts-disco-night-tickets-44129366122)  Tickets are also available in person at Webster’s Bistro and Sherwood Florist. All ticket proceeds benefit Project Pride of North Tonawanda. Funds will be used for future projects to help beautify North Tonawanda.

If you are interested in volunteering or sponsoring the Disco fundraiser event, please email Barbara Hughes at [email protected]. Reserved tables available for parties of 10 or larger with purchase of 10 or more tickets. Please spread the word to your neighbors and friends, as we cannot accomplish our goals without your help.

Project Pride of North Tonawanda is a nonprofit citizen group whose mission it is to promote a sense of identity and pride among the residents of North Tonawanda, while attracting visitors to our community. Volunteers are a critical component to our success, so please join us in making NT beautiful.

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