Habitat Parents' Night Out Fundraiser
Location: Austin Gymnasium - Gym
Contact:
Samir Muhith
Looking for a night out on the town alone with your spouse or an evening to shop for holiday gifts? Want to give your Lower School-aged children a chance to have a fun-filled evening with other kids their age? You can have all of this AND support the constrction of The House That John Built XIX!
The Habitat for Humanity Steering Committee will be hosting a Parents' Night Out on Friday, December 1, from 5 - 9 p.m. Lower School students will enjoy activities in the Austin gym, including basketball, scooters, board games, crafts, movie, dance performance, pizza and more!
Upper School members of the Habitat Steering Committee along with Cooper faculty and parent volunteers will supervise all activities. The cost is $50 per child. There are a limited number of spots available, so please register early online.
The final deadline is Thursday, November 30, or when spaces are filled, so don't delay in signing up. All proceeds from the night help fund The House That John Built XIX. An evening out, fun for the kids, AND support for a great cause – what more could you ask for? Sign up today!
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