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More than $120K raised for Children’s Center

Over 200 guests attended the Leelanau Children’s Center’s (LCC) annual Leelanau Grown Feast & Fundraiser on July 23 helping to raise $120,550 to support the center’s financial aid program which provides tuition assistance to all enrolled students ensuring quality pre-k education is available to all families in the region.
The P.E.O. Chapter EM of Suttons Bay recently presented a copy of the book ‘A Father’s Arms’ to Nellie Danke, librarian of the Suttons Bay-Bingham District Library. Author Mollie Moody compiled notes from her father’s experience in World War II which were published a book. The book was pre...
The P.E.O. Chapter EM of Suttons Bay recently presented a copy of the book ‘A Father’s Arms’ to Nellie Danke, librarian of the Suttons Bay-Bingham District Library. Author Mollie Moody compiled notes from her father’s experience in World War II which were published a book. The book was presented in memory of Moody’s mother, Betty Maynard, Charter president of Chapter EM. Pictured from left are Mary Bantle, Moody, and Nellie Danke, the librarian. Bantle and Moody are P.E.O.

Over 200 guests attended the Leelanau Children’s Center’s (LCC) annual Leelanau Grown Feast & Fundraiser on July 23 helping to raise $120,550 to support the center’s financial aid program which provides tuition assistance to all enrolled students ensuring quality pre-k education is available to all families in the region.

The event was held at Aurora Vineyards and despite the cloudy and wet weather the evening was filled with warmth, camaraderie and a shared sense of purpose as guests participated in the annual “Raise the Paddle” facilitated by auctioneer, Wade Leist; after which they competed to win an E-Bike from Suttons Bay Bike.

“We were thrilled to see loyal supporters and new friends coming together to make a difference,” said Heidi Kruse, LCC executive director. “Support of this event demonstrates the community’s understanding of the importance of quality Early Childhood Education in our community.

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