Support REACH and hone your casino chops
Wednesday, February 02, 2011
The REACH Foundation of Rockland, Inc. is proud to present Casino Night at the Nyack Seaport on Saturday, February 5, from 7:00 to 11:00 PM in Nyack, NY. Once again, there will a Texas Hold'em tournament (must pre-register for this competition - at least 10 participants needed) as well as the hottest casino games – Backjack, Caribbean Stud Poker, Roulette and Craps. This is your chance to win fabulous prizes* (*Casino winnings will be exchanged for raffle tickets to be entered into the prize drawings of your choice.) 100% of net proceeds benefit innovative programs in Ramapo Central Schools.
Casino Reservation: $100 per person - includes cocktail hour with open bar, all night buffet dinner, dessert and $100 in gaming chips!
Texas Hold'Em: $50 participant fee
You can register online here For more information, please call 845-357-5129.
Founded in 1998, the mission of The REACH (Resource for Expanding Academic and Community Horizons) Foundation of Rockland Inc. is to provide funding for the development and implementation of innovative Ramapo Central school and community programs in hope of relieving some of the tax burden and inviting those who may not have children in schools, to utilize the facilities that they help maintain via their annual school tax bill. To this extent, The Reach Foundation has raised monies through state grants, corporate donations, local business owners and community members to fulfill its goals.
Casino Reservation: $100 per person - includes cocktail hour with open bar, all night buffet dinner, dessert and $100 in gaming chips!
Texas Hold'Em: $50 participant fee
You can register online here For more information, please call 845-357-5129.
Founded in 1998, the mission of The REACH (Resource for Expanding Academic and Community Horizons) Foundation of Rockland Inc. is to provide funding for the development and implementation of innovative Ramapo Central school and community programs in hope of relieving some of the tax burden and inviting those who may not have children in schools, to utilize the facilities that they help maintain via their annual school tax bill. To this extent, The Reach Foundation has raised monies through state grants, corporate donations, local business owners and community members to fulfill its goals.
