Taste of Texas for the Kids!

A Special Event for the Daughters of the Nile Foundation Convalescent Endowment Fund –

Circle R Ranch

Make plans now to attend a very special event on Saturday, June 15, 2013, being held in conjunction with the Daughters of the Nile Supreme Session in Grapevine Texas.  This will be a real 'Texas experience' at the Circle ® Ranch, complete with a full Texas Bar-B-Que meal, music and line dancing, and special guests from Shriners Hospitals for Children®.  This event is open to all adults and children and is sure to be a wonderful event.  All proceeds go to the Convalescent Endowment Fund for the benefit of Shriners Hospitals for Children®.  Download a flyer with more information.

Sponsorships are available at the WHITE ROSE ($1500 minimum), STERLING ROSE ($1000 minimum), YELLOW ROSE ($500 minimum), and RED ROSE ($250 minimum) levels.  A Pledge form is available.

To find out more about how you can make reservations to attend or make a charitable contribution to the Daughters of the Nile Foundation, send a request to: contact@donfdn.org..

 

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