(Dec. 17, 2015) Tickets are still available for Star Charities’ annual “Beef and Beer” fundraiser, Jan. 8.
This year’s event, to be held at the Ocean Pines Community Center from 5-9 p.m., will feature live entertainment by Sharon Sorrention, Irv Brumbley, DJ Dawn and Rod Stewart impersonator Tommy Edward.
Additionally, the Ocean Pines Youth Theatre will perform a scene from “Beauty and the Beast.”
Monty Jones from the Lazy River Saloon will cater the all-you-can-eat beef dinner. In addition, door prizes and a live auction will be available.
All proceeds will benefit wounded U.S. military soldiers in the state.
Star Charities founder Anna Foultz, who organized the event, said the fundraiser pays tribute to her late husband, Carl, who served in the United States Army during three different conflicts.
Carl, who passed away in 2010, helped Foultz develop several fundraisers benefiting veterans.
“It makes me feel so proud of my husband who was so good about being in the service,” Foultz said, “I feel close to the soldiers in a way that my heart is just lifted. I don’t live for anything else. What is there for me to live for except to help people?”
Tickets are $30. For more information, contact Foultz at 410-641-7667.
This year’s event, to be held at the Ocean Pines Community Center from 5-9 p.m., will feature live entertainment by Sharon Sorrention, Irv Brumbley, DJ Dawn and Rod Stewart impersonator Tommy Edward.
Additionally, the Ocean Pines Youth Theatre will perform a scene from “Beauty and the Beast.”
Monty Jones from the Lazy River Saloon will cater the all-you-can-eat beef dinner. In addition, door prizes and a live auction will be available.
All proceeds will benefit wounded U.S. military soldiers in the state.
Star Charities founder Anna Foultz, who organized the event, said the fundraiser pays tribute to her late husband, Carl, who served in the United States Army during three different conflicts.
Carl, who passed away in 2010, helped Foultz develop several fundraisers benefiting veterans.
“It makes me feel so proud of my husband who was so good about being in the service,” Foultz said, “I feel close to the soldiers in a way that my heart is just lifted. I don’t live for anything else. What is there for me to live for except to help people?”
Tickets are $30. For more information, contact Foultz at 410-641-7667.