Circle the date for shopping: April 11, 4-7 p.m. at Roche Brothers in Acton! Why? Roche Bros. is helping us raise money for Celebration 2008, the Harvard community’s alcohol- and drug-free event held after the prom. Celebration 2008 is no-cost to students and our fund-raising allows us to create a transformed environment at the high school. This is not like any high school dance you ever went to, and lucky for us over 93 percent of our students attend, have fun, enjoy entertainment, eat delicious Chef Paul food, win prizes and leave with lasting memories.
Generously, Roche Bros. will donate 5 percent of all the shopping done at their Acton store during the hours of 4-7 p.m. on April 11. It costs you nothing just shop and hand over your receipt!
Last year was our first time and it was a great help to the fund-raising. This year we want all of Harvard to shop during these hours. Please circle the date and plan to shop during that time bring a friend too!
If you’d like to volunteer to help with the event (explaining to shoppers and collecting the register receipts) for an hour before you shop, please e-mail Terry Wilson-Malam at terry@wilsonmalam.com.
We look forward to seeing all of you there!
DIANA GILL & TERRY WILSON-MALAM
Fund-raising co-chairmen
Celebration 2008
Harvard
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