A few weeks ago, Sikhcess hosted a fundraiser in a Chicago suburb at a bowling alley with about 120 participants. Based on feedback from the organizers, volunteers and participants, it was an overwhelming success!
It’s great to know we have the leaders to make it happen, but what about having a fundraiser of your own? What if you want to put together an event for a good cause, have fun doing it but aren’t sure where to start?
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Last weekend, the Chicago region held their Strike For Sikhcess bowling fundraiser in Roselle, Illinois. About a week before the scheduled event, we had about 75 confirmed guests but with everyone’s help at Sikhcess to spread the word, we were able to reach a total of about 120 attendees! We want to thank all of you for that late push to make the event a big success! A big “Thank You!” for everyone that made it, especially to those that traveled from other states and long distances.
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Don’t forget, Sikhcess’s Chicago region is hosting a bowling fundraiser this Saturday, February 6! We appreciate everyone who has committed so far, but there’s definitely room for more! If you think any of your friends or family might be interested, please let them know and pass the word!
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Date : 1.29.10 / 1.30.10
Location : Bay Area, California
Time : 5 pm – 9 pm (Fri) / 8 am – 3 pm (Sat)
Contact : bayarea@sikhcess.org, call 909.262.8730 read more
Dates : 1.18.10 – 1.22.10
Location : Wayne State University Student Center, 1st Floor
Time : 9 am – 9 pm : mon / tues / wed / thurs / fri
Contact : detroit@sikhcess.org, or call 313.333.4855 read more
In harsh economic times, who would have thought that two “unlikely” organizations would team up to help feed the needy this Thanksgiving?
On Sunday, November 22nd, The Detroit Medical Center (DMC) and Detroit Public Schools (DPS) helped serve a wonderful Thanksgiving meal with special-care packages for guests at the Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries’ (DRMM) Oasis shelter. Residents from Sinai-Grace Hospital and Adult Education Students put on their aprons, gloves, and hairnets and got down to cooking!
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