The Longest Dinner Table will be held in South Windsor, CT on September 26, 2009. This is the 3rd annual, and is the signature fundraising event for the South Windsor Public Education Fund Committee.
It will be help from 5:00pm until 10:00pm at The Promenade Shops at Evergreen Walk in Rockville Park (over near L.L. Bean) If there is rain then festivities will move to Nomad's Adventure Quest on Route 5 in South Windsor, on the same date and time.
Back again this year to provide live entertainment is Locomotion. As always groups should decorate their table and awards will be given for the table which is Best Overall, Most Creative, Most Community Spirit, and Most Elegant. Table decorating is encourage! Teacher of the year Janet McEleney and Jeanne Budarz, Support Staff Employee of the Year will be honored at the event.
Check out the silent auction, 50/50 raffel, and fun "Heads or Tails" game.
The purpose of The Longest Dinner Table is to provide funds to support projects and programs for the South Windsor Public Schools, to enhance the learning experience and encourage creativity and innovation both for students and teachers at all levels and grades. The South Windsor Public Education Fund solicits gifts and grants and engages in fundraising to provide resources dedicated to benefit South Windsor public education.
Tickets for The Longest Dinner Table are $25 each, or $200 for a table of 8 and are tax deductible. For more information contact Liza Love at (860) 289-8502, or print out this invitation.
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Hey, I was there.... It was a great time!