Let's Sleep On It! slumber party celebration and tribute to life event Oct. 19-21 in Findlay
Whitson Hospitality and Taste by Tara Catering Services are sponsoring "Let's Sleep on it For Finding a Cure!" slumber party celebration and tribute to life, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 19-20-21, at Country Inn and Suites, 903 Interstate Dr., Findlay.
The event supports "Let's Sleep On It for Finding a Cure (for cancer)." It is a fundraising campaign designed as a giant slumber party for adults to help find a cure for cancer.
The Friday, Oct. 19, check-in is at 4 p.m. with check-out at noon Saturday. The Saturday, Oct. 20, check-in is at 4 p.m. with check-out at noon Sunday. The Sunday, Oct. 21 event inclues a celebration buffet from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The cost is $99 per person (or two guests for a discounted rate of $170).
RSVP to Whitson Hospitality at 419-422-4200 or Taste by Tara Catering Services at 419-890-9699.
Persons may also register to attend and obtain a detailed schedule of events by contacting Lien Hang of Country Inn and Suites at [email protected], or Tara Hughes ot Taste of Tara, at [email protected].
Information is also available at Cancer Patient Services, 419-423-0286 or online at www.cancerpatientservices.org.
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