Oysters on the Bluff Fundraiser to benefit Chatham Savannah Citizen Advocac...
Event Information
Description
Chatham-Savannah Citizen Advocacy Invites you to join us for Oysters on the Bluff at the lovely Isle of Hope Marina (rain or shine)
Tickets are $40 at the door
Music, Oysters, Chili, Hot Dogs, Beer, Wine, Lemonade, Desserts & Music by Connellis
benefitting Chatham-Savannah Citizen Advocacy
Ticket prices: $40 at the door (children under 16 free)
50/50 Raffle and Silent Auction
Sponsorships Available at the $250, $500 and $1,000 levels - call Ashley at 912-236-5798 for additional information.
We thank our 2017 sponsors thus far!
Georgia Ports Authority
Brand Mortgage
FPC of Savannah Executive Recruiting Partners
Isle of Hope Marina
Service Brewing Company
Carroll Construction
Don Callahan Real Estate Group
Port City Logistics
Erskine and Associates
Collins Construction Company
Dr. Leon Aaronson DDS
Burgess Law Group
Riverstreet Sweets
Sea Island Bank
Vinnie Van Go Gos
3PL Worx: Third Party Logistics
J. Scott Vaughan P.C.
Roger Wood Foods
Regions Insurance Group - Savannah
Gonzalez Knife Company
Queensborough National Bank
Innovative Veterinary Medicine
Vincent and Rose Marie Ferrarro
Please contact us at 912-236-5798 if you are interested in learning more about sponsorships or donating to the Silent Auction.
Silent Auction Sponsors thus far:
Art by Chris Roberts, Ann Lutz & Karen Abato, Ruth's Chris Steakhouse, Huey's on the River, Savannah Power Yoga, Charles Rudd Salon, Brighter Day Natural Foods, Green Truck Pub, Wine and Cheese Basket by Donna Hardie, Johnny Harris, Bow Tie Barbeque, Houlihans, MaidPro, Gonzalez Knife Company, Old City Walks Sketch Crawl for 2, Walking Tour of African American Street Signs with Tom Kohler, Southern Pine Company of Georgia, Family photo shoot by Robert Cooper, Bella's Italian Restaurant and more to come!
Organizer Chatham-Savannah Citizen Advocacy
Organizer of Oysters on the Bluff Fundraiser to benefit Chatham Savannah Citizen Advocacy
Chatham Savannah Citizen Advocacy is a 40-year-old community-based nonprofit that invites local people to step up and become voluntary advocates on behalf of individual people with developmental disabilities in our community.
We use words like “spokesperson, ally, mentor, red tape cutter, opportunity maker, friend” to describe some of the different ways that people connect with one another.
Approximately 100 local citizen advocates are involved in different aspects of protection and advocacy for the person with whom they are matched. Many advocates help their proteges stay in their own homes rather than be institutionalized. Many advocates challenge the segregation and congregation of their proteges in separate and unequal human service systems that surround their proteges and make ordinary opportunities impossible. Some advocates have protected their proteges from harm in public-supported hospitals, nursing homes, group homes, and institutions.
