Club Member, Maya Garcia, enjoying a steak dinner at last year’s Steak & Stake.
Boys & Girls Clubs 8th Annual Steak & Stake Dinner
The Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County’s 8th Annual Steak & Stake Dinner will be held on October 30th at the St. Lucie County Fairgrounds. This year’s theme is Party Like a Rock Star!
The Steak & Stake Dinner has become the single largest fundraising event of the year for the Club. For the past eight years, the community has come together to support this great event and the Club Members. The money generated plays an important role in the daily success of the organization.
The committee has been working hard to create a memorable evening. There will be an exciting live auction with an incredible list of items for people to bid on. The evening will include a delicious steak dinner provided by Outback Steakhouse, entertainment and a very special entrance by Club Members. For those not familiar with the Boys & Girls Club, it’s a great opportunity to learn about it and interact with some of its members.
Tricia Lee and Richard Del Toro are co-chairs of the event. “They have done an incredible job of getting the community involved,” stated Will Armstead, Interim CEO of the Boys & Girls Clubs. “The theme, auction items, decorations and most importantly, the business partners are outstanding. It will be a night to remember.”
Members of the Boys & Girls Clubs will be seated at each table to interact with the guests throughout the event. For ticket or sponsorship information or to reserve your table call 460-9918 today, and take a stake in a child’s life.
Lee Plastic Surgery and Laser Center is the title sponsor of the 8th Annual Steak & Stake Dinner. Their offices are located at 525 NW Lake Whitney Place in St. Lucie West and 210 Jupiter Lakes Blvd, Jupiter.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing youth with a world class Boys & Girls Club experience, assuring that success is within reach for every young person who walks through our doors, and that every Club member graduates high school with a plan for the future, demonstrating good character and citizenship and living healthy lifestyles. The Club enables all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.
With sixteen locations throughout the county, the Boys & Girls Clubs programs serve a diverse group of kids age 5-18. The 3,000 members come from a variety of backgrounds. Contact the Club by calling (772) 460-9918, visiting www.bgcofslc.org or by liking us at www.facebook.com/bgcofslc.
