Time is running out to get tickets or tables for Justice Is Served. The event will benefit the Fannin County Children’s Center and provide critical support services to children, youth and families recovering from abuse and neglect.
First United Bank is the presenting Diamond Sponsor of the event. Platinum sponsors include B&B Service Center and Driver’s Choice, Bonham Chrysler, Kevin and Hailey Mayberry, Pampered Paws Dog Hotel, Renlita Custom Opening Solutions, TXB and McCraw Oil and Propane.
The in-person event will be at the MultiPurpose Complex in Bonham on Saturday, Nov. 12, starting at 6 pm. Tickets and tables are on sale now at the Children’s Center and on their website. Ticket prices include dinner, drinks, desserts and an evening of fun. Bidding in the live and silent auction will be in-person only.
Dinner will be served up buffet style by local judges, police chiefs, sheriff, DA and others in the justice system. Guests are encouraged to dress up for the event theme which is “Dancing Through the Decades, Celebrating Three Decades of Serving Children.” Guests may choose to wear flapper dresses from the 20’s, poodle skirts from the 50’s, tye dye from the 60’s, disco outfits from the 70’s or fashion from more recent decades.
The Baked Goods Auction will be on-line only and anyone with access to the internet can participate without purchasing a ticket. The Baked Goods Auction will be on Wednesday, Nov. 9. Bidding will open at 9:00 am and end at 5:15 pm. Winners can pick up their items at the Children’s Center the same day until 7 pm or on Thursday or Friday from 8 am to 5 pm.
The Silent Auction items will be up for bid at the event on Saturday and will include jewelry, home furnishings, hand crafted items, gift cards and gift baskets. The Live Auction includes tickets to the Texas v Baylor football game donated by Leonard Pharmacy, a Getaway to Broken Bow donated by Sunshine Dental, a Frisco RoughRiders VIP package donated by TXB and McCraw Oil, a Lone Star Bench donated by Calvary United Pentecostal Church in Bonham, Judge Lauri Blake’s Turtle Brownies and a Tailgate Table made by the Bonham High School Ag Department.
