6th Annual Bachelor Bid for Charity this Saturday at Circuit City Building Across from Crabtree

Feb. 17, 2010 - PRLog -- Come one, come all across from the mall! The secret location of the 6th Annual Bid for Charity benefiting the Women’s Center of Wake County is revealed. This spectacular event will take place in the Circuit City building on Glenwood Ave. across from Crabtree Valley Mall. The event begins at 7:00 pm and the fun last thru 1:00 am.

A Depression Era theme, Speakeasy and Casino: A night of good guys and bad boys..., this event has something for everyone!  From dancing to the smooth sounds of the Stanley Baird Group featuring Yolanda Rabun & DJ Island Sound, to trying your hand at the ‘tables’...it’s sure to be the best party in town!  Peruse the Raffle tables of amazing packages including Travel, Fashion, Fitness, Personal Development, Romance plus Wine & Spirits.  

The highlight of the night?..... a LIVE auction of 21 of Raleigh's finest, hand-picked, most eligible bachelors.  Want to get to know them first? Spend a little time in the Bachelor Playground, or buy a dance or a photo with your favorite guy!  And for every bidder, we have a beautiful 1995 Mercedes SL500 donated for LIVE auction. Everyone is sure to drive away happy!

Tickets are $35 in advance and $50 at the door and can be purchased online by visiting www.bachelorbidforcharity.com.  
Tickets are also available at any one of the following ticket outlets:  Abbeygail’s ReChic Boutique on Hillsborough Street, Quail Ridge Books at Ridgewood Shopping Center and City Gate Real Estate in Glenwood South.

100% of the proceeds go to benefit the Women's Center of Wake County for homeless and impoverished women and children.


About The Women’s Center of Wake County
The Women's Center of Wake County, Inc. started over twenty years ago as a grass roots movement to meet the needs of women re-entering the community from prison. Over the course of those 30+ years, the Center has responded to the changing needs of women, expanding and providing services as indicated by the women in our community. Over the last 16 years, the Center has shifted focus in response to the most critical needs of women, addressing the growing issue of homelessness for women with children and single women. For more information, visit www.wcwc.org

Contact:
Jane Tobia
Asst. Director for the Women's Center of Wake County  
919.829.3711

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