LACASA Seeks Sponsors for 10th Annual Deck the Halls to Help Domestic Violence Victims

By Livingston Area Council Against Spouse Abuse (LACASA)

LACASA invites area businesses, organizations and individuals to become a sponsor of this year’s Deck the Halls fundraising gala set for December 6, 2011.

This event is a significant milestone as the community comes together to commemorate LACASA’s 10^th annual holiday fundraiser.

It is especially fitting that the 2011 gala will be held in the Howell home of Steve and Patty Gronow, who generously hosted LACASA’s 5^th Annual Deck the Halls. A sparkling evening of gourmet hors d’oeuvres, chilled libations, holiday entertainment and festive fun is planned.

The 10^th Annual Deck the Halls event will feature many unique opportunities for sponsors. Those who contribute at a level of $1,000 or more will be awarded a commemorative custom-engraved sponsorship plaque and an invitation to a VIP Pre-Party Champagne Reception, in addition to receiving prominent recognition within all event materials.

A special Recognition Celebration also is being planned for early next year when major event sponsors and donors will be recognized for their generosity during 2011.

LACASA provides help and hope for abused children, victims of domestic violence and survivors of sexual assault. It is the place where those in need from Livingston County turn for shelter, counseling, legal advocacy and life-enhancing resources.

Every program and service offered by LACASA is provided at no cost to victims and survivors. It is only through grants, private donations and event sponsorships that this is possible.

To learn more about becoming a contributing sponsor of this year’s Deck the Halls gala, contact LACASA’s Development Director, Julie Smith, at (517) 548-1350 or jsmith@lacasa1.org. The deadline to submit sponsorship packets is November 18, 2011.

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ABOUT US: LACASA is a nonprofit organization that serves vulnerable children and adults who are victims of abuse, neglect and violence. We collaborate with Livingston County’s social, legal and law enforcement agencies to create a safer community.