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JARC Fundraising
At the present time, the Junior Auxiliary of Rankin County raises funds in two ways - a donations drive and an annual charity ball.
The donations drive involves many generous businesses and individuals who support us year after year, but as our county grows, so do the needs of its residents. There are various donor levels, ranging from $250 and under to $5,000 and up. The different levels offer incentives such as tickets to the Annual Charity Ball and publicity for your business. Click on the Donations link at the top of this page for details on sponsorship levels.
Our annual Charity Ball is scheduled for March 27, 2010. It's a fun event featuring live and silent auctions, prizes, great food and live music. It's a fun event for a great cause and we hope you will join us. Click on the Charity Ball link at the top of this page for details.
These fund-raising efforts finance our projects for the coming year. In the near future, we will have announcements regarding new and exciting fundraising efforts. We are proud of the services we are able to offer and we are honored that you choose to support those efforts. Together, we are making a difference in Rankin County. |
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| This full-length, mink coat, valued at $5,795, was donated to Junior Auxiliary by Proffitt’s. Pictured are left, Jennifer Williams, live auction committee member and Joy Cruise, live auction co-chair. |
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| Anyone purchasing a $25 glass of wine was given a chance to win a $5,000 shopping spree to Lee Michaels Jewelers in Northpark Mall. Pictured are Ray Anderson, Lee Michaels manager, and Bettie Delcomyn, JARC life member. |
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| McRae's at Dogwood Festival donated wine glasses to be used in the Lee Michael's shopping spree give-away at the charity ball. Anyone purchasing a $25 glass of wine was entered in the drawing for the $5,000 shopping spree at Lee Michaels Jewelers. |
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| Ross Furniture donated a Jessica McClintock dining room table with two arm chairs and six side chairs. The mahogany, antique reproduction has a retail value of $7,500. |
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| Cowboy Maloney’s donated a 42-inch Sony rear-projection, flat-screen television with a retail value of $3,500. Pictured with the television are Terri Jackson, live auction co-chair, and Con Maloney, owner. |
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| Trustmark Bank is a JARC Silver Level Sponsor for the 2005-2006 year. Pictured, from left, Lisa Gates, JARC ex-officio, Trustmark Rankin County President Hal Williams and Judy Colburn, vice-president. |
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