Support the King Street Kids and win a trip of a lifetime to the 2008 US Open!
Grand Slam Tennis Tours of Stowe (www.grandslamtennistours.com) has generously donated a luxury travel package to the 2008 US Open, and you could win!
Valued at over $4,400, the package includes:
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Three nights at Le Parker Meridien Hotel in Midtown Manhattan
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Hotel Transfers to and from the US Open
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US Open Tickets for two for Saturday night, Sunday day, and Monday day sessions
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A farewell dinner, commemorative gift, and the services of Grand Slam Tennis Tours hosts
The package is for Labor Day Weekend, Saturday, August 30 to Tuesday, September 2, 2008.
Tickets cost $50 each, and only 100 tickets will be sold. All ticket sales to benefit the King Street Youth Center.
The drawing will be held once 100 tickets are sold or at the King Street Golf & Tennis Invitational, August 11, 2008, whichever comes first.
Tickets can be ordered three ways:
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by phone: (802)862-6736 x103
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by e-mail: kelli@kingstreetyouth.org or mike@kingstreetyouth.org
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by postal mail:
Send your check and the number of tickets requested to:
King Street -- US Open Raffle
P.O. Box 1615
Burlington, VT 05402
Good luck, and thank you for your support!
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The King Street Youth Center was born of meager resources amidst tremendous need in the heart of Burlington, Vermont. With a few dedicated parents, a group of volunteers from the University of Vermont, and a budget of $90, the program began in a van parked next to the former King Street Laundromat. Our mission was to provide community-based support for children and their families through educational and recreational programs. Over the decades, the number of children served, the structure of the programs and the sources of funding have all changed. The neighborhood is still poor with poverty influencing families in a host of negative ways. Our vision for the next century embraces the fundamental belief in the value of all children. Our existence is based on our belief that children deserve the best that we have to offer. We owe them our collective richness and will be blessed in return by one child's ability to return the favor to another generation. |
