"A Night with the Stars" at Howl at the Moon September 24, 2010

Howl at the Moon has partnered with Stoli Strawberry and Bud Select Draft to help Children in Crisis raise money for their organization . The theme for the night is “A night with the Stars”. Come to the party dressed as your favorite Movie or Television Star or just come out and mingle with all the socialite look-a-likes. The organization is asking that you buy a ticket to the Howl at the Moon show from Reagan Williams at 850-864-4242

Here’s what you get:

Admission to the best dueling piano rock and roll show on the Emerald Coast
Two drink tickets
and
As a bonus for buying a pre-sold ticket from the contact below, you’ll also get:

One raffle ticket.

A raffle will be done every hour starting at 8 pm until 11 pm.
100% of proceeds from the raffle will go to Children in Crisis.

Raffle items:

(Check back later for updates)

What better way is there to help a local charity or community organization than to go out and have a good time?

Who you are supporting:

Our Mission
Providing Homes...Keeping Brothers & Sisters Together
"Providing Homes and Establishing Hope" to the abused, neglected and abandoned children of our community. The Children's Neighborhood provides an emergency shelter for young children, and the group foster homes help with the severe shortage of foster homes in our community. Together we can make a difference in the life of a child.

Our Story
In 2002, a group of community leaders including members of St. Simon's-on-the-Sound Episcopal Church, Shalimar United Methodist Church, and the Department of Children and Family Services (DCF) identified a critical need for additional foster care facilities for abused and neglected children in the four-county area of Northwest Florida (Escambia, Santa Rosa, Okaloosa, and Walton Counties).
In 2003, Children in Crisis, Inc., a non-profit 501 (c)(3) charity, was established to raise and manage the funds to build, staff, and operate The Children's Neighborhood, a residential style foster care neighborhood. From a small grass-roots group of individuals the organization has grown to over 100 members, including CPAs, architects, attorneys, educators, builders, employees of DCF, and volunteers from the Guardian Ad Litem program.
In 2007, Susanna Wesley Emergency Shelter and Blessings House Family Foster Home opened their doors and their hearts to our first set of children. Since then, we have served an average of over 100 children per year. We also have built Aunt Bill's Playground, the Charles D. Rigdon Pavilion, the Dugas Family Foundation Nieghborhood Center, and The Kid's Clubhouse Recreation Center. In addition, we will open Sue Sue's Cottage, a foster home, and Opportunity House, a transition home for teens aging out of the foster care system in 2010.
It is through the support of our great community that our dream, The Children's Nieghborhood, is being made possible. Your hard work and contributions are making a difference in the life of a child. Thank you!

Official Website: http://www.howlatthemoondestin.com