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Fashion Show for Flood Relief

The "Fashion Show for Flood Relief" is on Saturday, May 24, at 7:30pm at The Majestic Gathering Place in Loveland, CO.
The event is organized by It's Like, But Not Productions LLC to benefit the Long Term Recovery Fund under the fiscal sponsorship of the United Way of Larimer County.

Tickets are $45 and include a selection of wine, beer or other refreshments, desserts, fashion show, live entertainment and silent auction. Proceeds benefit the Long Term Recovery Fund.

Designers featured in the fashion show are from Denver, Los Angeles and Boston, including:
Darb Clothing
Elizabeth Kay
Moral Fabrix
Tennille Ilea
Models featured from Denver north to Wyoming.

Entertainers Featured:
Singer Gina Schuh-Turner and pianist/composer Troy Schuh
Meghan Larson & Michelle Bernier dancing to the music of Adjoa Skinner
Singer-songwriter Branden Sipes
Music from Jason Vigil

The silent auction will feature items from the designers as well as:
The Bold & The Beautiful gift pack (including a signed script)
Don Julio Tequila
Formal dress
Art from local artists.
100% of the proceeds from the silent auction items benefit the Long Term Recovery Fund.

Event dress is formal / semi-formal and will be enforced. Please no jeans.
Please also be prepared to show your photo ID upon arrival.
ILBN LLC is involved in doing live and video presentations as well as outreach and is excited to organize this event.

The floods in Larimer County in September 2013 have destroyed or damaged countless homes and displaced thousands of residents in Estes Park, Loveland and surrounding communities.
Now that we are in the recovery phase of this disaster, many displaced individuals and families have a long road ahead to stability. In response to their ongoing needs, United Way of Larimer County has established the Long-Term Recovery Fund. This fund was originally established in July 2012 in response to the High Park and Woodland Heights wildfires. All contributions to the Long-Term Recovery Fund received after September 13, 2013 will be used to support Larimer County residents affected by the September 2013 flooding. The Long-Term Recovery Fund is administered by Long-Term Recovery Group of Northern Colorado (LTRG-NoCo), which is made up of more than 50 nonprofit agencies, government organizations, faith-based groups and concerned citizens. The Fund will be used specifically for long-term recovery needs of Larimer County residents affected by the floods. United Way of Larimer County is serving as the fiscal agent for the Fund.

For more information about the Long Term Recovery Fund, visit: http://uwaylc.org/long-term-recovery-larimer-county-floods/
To donate directly to the Long Term Recovery Fund, click: https://donatenow.networkforgood.org/UnitedWayofLarimerCounty