May Court Club of Oakville
Boogie Nights
Boogie Nights promises a first class evening. You'll enjoy delicious food, dance to your favourites, and bid on exciting items. The evening takes place on Friday, November 9th at the Burlington Convention Centre.
Boogie Nights auction highlights:
- Two Toronto Maple Leaf Tickets (Section 117, Row 18, seats 14 & 15) for November 19th when Leafs will be playing the Blue Jackets. This auction item includes a Maple Leaf's Hockey Stick "Leafs Forever". Value: $1,000
- Dinner for 10 at Season's Restaurant. Value $2,000
- Two Airline Tickets to any WestJest destination wide. Value $3,500
- All inclusive two night stay at the world-famous Fogo Island Inn. Value $4,700
May Court's Facebook Page has more auction items.
Food stations include:
- Prime Rib Station
- Pasta Station
- Salad Bar
- Dessert Buffet
- Late night candy bar
Dinner includes wine.
You'll want to make room for all the fantastic food, so dance to the hits of the 60's (The Twist and I Can't Get No Satisfaction), 70's (Staying Alive and Let's Get It On), and 80's (Beat It and Girls Just Want to Have Fun).
Capture your evening in the photo booth. You could also win $2,500 in the evening's draw.
Come out an enjoy a great evening, delicious food, great music, maybe find that perfect item, or be lucky enough to win $2,500. Purchase the $125 tickets on-line at Eventbrite. Boogie Nights is an evening you will not want to miss
About May Court Club of Oakville
The club is a women’s service group. It has operated continuously for 62 years, making it the oldest women’s charity in Halton.
Over 220 members provide much-needed services and funding within Oakville. Only volunteers run the charity, allowing May Court to give 100% of the net profits directly to their programs and supported registered charities.
It assists local students (our volunteers of tomorrow), so they can realize their educational dreams. The May Court of Oakville Scholarship Program is unique. The criteria for consideration of an educational award includes:
- above average financial need
- acceptance into a post-secondary program, whether that is a university, college or trade school
- a volunteer commitment to their school and/or the community that is well above the mandatory 40 hours required to graduate
The Club supports award beneficiaries through their first degree, funding permitting, - providing they continue to apply each year and meet the program requirements.
