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SAVE THE DATE FOR

OUR 19th ANNUAL FOTH

SATURDAY, MAY 21, 2016 

We're havin' a Hoe-down!

 

FOTH 2015 made a record $46,787 which was distributed to all our Outreach Ministries in November.

We thank all our generous donors and our wonderful volunteers.  We couldn't do it without you.

 

18th Annual Fruits of the Harvest

Fundraiser for Outreach

Saturday, May 2, 2015     Four o'clock

                               

 .   $55 per person

  .   Pre-order a fresh, purple orchid lei from Hawaii

   to wear at the  party for $18.00.

 

St. Timothy's biggest Outreach fundraiser of the year is going   Hawaiian as we Cast our nets of Aloha. Net proceeds will benefit all of St. Timothy's Outreach Ministries.

 

 Silent Auction . Raffles . Buffet Dinner .  Fund-A-Need

  Heads or Tails Game . No-Host TIKI Bar

 

Timeline of Events

With our new time format, the Silent Auction will be over by 6 p.m. (before dinner!), so please don't be late or you'll miss it.

           


Fruits of the Harvest (FOTH), our silent, and not so silent, auction and themed dinner party has grown into St. Timothy's largest fund-raising event over the last 18 years.  Almost $507,000 has been donated to benefit over dozens of beneficiaries.  FOTH is a parish-wide event which involves large numbers of volunteers who have a great time working together to do the work He has given us to do. Attendees get into the fun of the night by dressing according to the theme.  You can check out the fun we had on our Photo Gallery page.

Come join us to support our Outreach Ministries.  We will need your help, especially in view of recent budget cuts to Outreach.  FOTH will be the main source of revenue for Outreach beneficiaries this year.

Get into the spirit of Aloha to raise funds for all of our Outreach ministries. The Kahuna David Bray interprets the Aloha Spirit code as "Come forward, be in unity and harmony with your real self, God, and mankind. Be honest, truthful, patient, kind to all life forms, and humble."  The word “Aloha” has a real spirit that is exhibited by those who have the spirit.  Show your Mana (spiritual power and soul) to benefit Outreach and be God's Hands beyond Saint Timothy's doors.  Aloha means more than “Hello” and “Goodbye.”  To Hawaiians of old, Aloha meant “God in Us.” 

Silent Auction and Raffles  - Your donations are what make this night a success.  Help our silent auction by soliciting or donating gift certificates from restaurants.  Dinners hosted by parishioners, game tickets, special outings, vacation homes, and entertainment certificates are welcome.  Talk to us if you need ideas.

Visit our blue FOTH Bulletin Board out front or in the parish hall after all three services to ask questions from our hula helpers and take a look at the sign up sheets. We also have donor forms and donation solicitation letters there, and in the office at Grace House, or in the Parish Hall entry.  Sign up to donate items, and to help out with committees to make this a great night and to give your much needed support to our beneficiaries.  

In addition to our silent auction, raffles, no-host TIKI BAR, Fund-A-Need, a Hawaiian dinner, Heads or Tails Game, Raffle for the reserved parking spot, we will have Island music and much more.  Come dressed as yourself or get into the spirit in your version of Island wear. From Hawaii we are flying in purple, dendrobium orchid leis for which you can order and pre-pay on your registration form.

BUFFET DINNER: 

Our very tasty food will be traditionally Hawaiian.  The hardworking hulahelpers in the kitchen will provide the appetizers, and dinner will be Kalua pork (pulled pork with cabbage; Chicken Katsu (breaded chicken cutlet with sauce); BBQ beef: stir fried rice; Vegetables with sauce; citrus salad; and a delicious coconut cake made by Carol Moore.

 WISH LIST:  

Tiki torches; a real surfboard; potted palms for decorations; a creative tech writer to write descriptions for auction donation certificates; donations of vacations homes; donations of dinner events; restaurant certificates; solicit auction items; invite your friends to come;   Register now to attend.   Bring in auction donation descriptions now. MAHALO (thank you)

FIXED PRICE DINNER AUCTION EVENT - New Venue!

ST. TIMOTHY’S EVENING AT THE BLACKHAWK GRILLE

On Sunday, July 26th, at 5 p.m., 75 of us will have a wonderful dinner at the Blackhawk Grille.  There is no bidding on this auction item, and each person must sign up individually. Tickets are a fixed price of $105 per person, with $43 (tax-deductible), which goes to the beneficiaries.  Tickets are non-refundable.  The menu includes soup or salad, a choice of entrees: Tavern Steak, Apple Wood Smoked Half Chicken, or Penne Jambalaya, and the Chef’s Dessert Duo, coffee, iced tea, and soft drinks.  This includes tax, and gratuity.  There is a no-host bar, and for a corkage fee of $15 per bottle, you may bring your own bottles of wine.  Dress is smart casual.  This is a wonderful opportunity to have a lovely dinner, a special evening, and to connect with all your Saint Timothy’s friends while raising a substantial amount for a good cause.

 DATES TO REMEMBER: 

April 20th – Early bird pricing of $50 for tickets ends. After,   tickets are $55.

 .  NOW – Sign up your donations and give your donation            description on the aqua blue Donor Form to Joann Oliver.

 .  April 19th – last day to sign up donations so they can be        included in the catalog.  

Please help us keep our sanity by not waiting until the last minute. Mahalo!!

 April 26 to April 30th – Bring in your donation items to Grace House Library with an aqua blue Donor Sheet attached. May     1st, bring donation items to the Parish Hall by noon.

This is a parish-wide event so we need everyone to get involved to make this even more successful than last year.  We have fun and it’s a great way to get to know each other and come together as a community.

SET UP OF EVENT on Friday, May 1 and Saturday, May 2:

Please come at 9:30 a.m.  We'll feed you lunch.  Friday will be all day or for as much time as you can give us.  There are many jobs, large and small.  We'll have you home on Saturday by 1 p.m., so you can get ready to come back for the party.

 

ALOHA CLEAN UP

Give us a hand at the end of the night, and as the crew has been working for days and we are pupu’d out.  We also need fresh helpers on Sunday morning after the event to put things away in storage.  Even if you did not go to the event, you can contribute with your time and effort to help us clean up.

 

Look for FOTH news in Sunday Bulletins, the 411, and you can register/donate right on our website. 

This is a great way for newcomers to get involved and meet people. It is your chance to be part of

... Casting our nets of Aloha

 For more information, contact "Tiki" Tania Hanson De Young

Outreach@SaintTimothysDanville.orgor 925-837-4993, ext. 12.