Car DRY for New Orleans

This Saturday the youth that are attending the ELCA Youth Gathering will be hosting a Car Dry and tire polish to help raise more funds for our trip to New Orleans July 21-27. We will be drying car washed cars and polishing tires for tips from 10am-2pm at ROBO wash directly off of Foote Ave. in Jamestown NY on Marion Street.

Help ups reach our goal so that we don't have to find out what it means to miss New Orleans!

If you would like to help sponsor our group of 10 to attend the ELCA Gathering, contact me at eastman_tara@yahoo.com or visit First Lutheran Church's website for more information.

Comments

Unknown said…

Tara,

Sorry I missed the car drying, but I would like to donate some $ to the trip. It sounds like a terrific opportunity!

Matt

10:08 PM EST

Tara Lamont said…

Thanks Matt - let me know how and what you would like to contribute.

7:07 PM EST

Matt Turecek said…

Could I come by with a check? I thought maybe I could drop by your church next Sunday...

Man I love summer! (Random thought)

5:29 PM EST

Tara Lamont said…

Yes you can stop by the office this week...
Thanks!

1:22 PM EST

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