Wow... Time Has Flown!

I can not believe that there are only 8 days left until the 12th Annual Sarah's House Gala on Saturday November 5th! The planning has been amazing and the night will be nothing short of spectacular. Make sure you have bought your tickets. Go online to www.SarahsHouseAz.org or call (928)757-8103 or (520) 831-3209. I am so excited to see everyone in their beautiful attire for this exciting evening! See you there!

The Gala Is Near...

And magic is in the air! Do not miss out on this one of a kinf evening with dinner, dancing and amazing prizes! Buy your tickets NOW , before they sell out! http://www.sarahshouseaz.org/ or (928) 757-8103 x "0"... don;t wait , tickets are selling fast!

Kingman Daily Miner Article By Erin Taylor

Erin Taylor
Miner Staff Reporter

KINGMAN - Sarah's House is gearing up for its 12th annual fundraising gala next month.

The formal night of dinner and dancing will be held at the Aquarius Casino Resort in Laughlin on Nov. 5

Only 400 tickets are available and they're going like wildfire, according to Jennette Fisher, Public Relations Coordinator for Sarah's House.

"It's going to be a very elegant and amazing evening," she said. "This is the fundraiser to be at."

Last year's gala raised more than $50,000. Sarah's House is dependent on donations, grants and fundraisers to pay all of their operating costs and the gala is the biggest of those efforts.

The child and family advocacy non-profit center specializes in dealing with victims of sexual and physical abuse and provides a compassionate and safe environment for medical examinations and law enforcement interviews. Sarah's House serves all of Mohave County except for Lake Havasu City, which has its own similar facility.

Fisher said Sarah's House recently served its 4,000th victim since opening in 2000. All clients are served free of charged.

Tickets are $100 per person. Corporate tables are available for $1,500 and include 10 tickets as well as sponsorship of the event. To buy tickets, go online to www.SarahsHouseAz.org or call (928) 757-8103 and press "0".