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Hospice’s Handbag Lunch is SOLD OUT!
update:
(Red Deer, AB) – Tickets for Red Deer Hospice’s popular HandBag Lunch sold out in 48 hours.
This popular event is held every other year and limited to just 200 tickets so sells out very quickly.
Sponsored by Sunreal Property Management and held at the Sheraton Hotel, the event features a delicious 3-course lunch, entertainment, and the opportunity to bid on designer handbags.
Each luncheon table features new designer handbags as center pieces which guests have the opportunity to bid on in a sealed auction format. Bids are not visible to other guests and at the end of the luncheon the highest bidder on each bag takes it home. Proceeds support resident care at Red Deer Hospice.
All handbags are donated with 36 received to date and more arriving at Hospice daily. Donated Bags must be new and accompanied by a purchase receipt or price tag for charitable receipting purposes. To donate contact Lori at Red Deer Hospice 403-309-4344 ext. 109 or [email protected].
Original article:
August 1, 2018
(Red Deer, AB) – Tickets for Red Deer Hospice’s popular HandBag Lunch go on sale August 1st at www.reddeerhospice.com or by calling Hospice directly (Lori: 403-309-4344 ext. 109 or [email protected])
This event is held every other year and limited to just 200 tickets which sell out very quickly.
Gather your friends and join us Wednesday, September 12th at the Sheraton Hotel for a delicious 3-course lunch, entertainment, and the opportunity to bid on designer handbags.
Each table will feature a new designer handbag as a center piece and luncheon guests will have the opportunity to bid on the bags in a sealed auction format. Bids will be not be visible to other guests and at the end of the luncheon the highest bidder on each bag will take it home.
Tickets are just $45 and the luncheon runs from noon to 2pm so easily fits into the business day!
Handbag donations are still being accepted. Phone Lori at Red Deer Hospice to purchase tickets or donate.
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