A Night to Give Back Honors Local Heroes

On Friday, February 7, The Captain’s Club at Woodfield (10200 Woodfield Dr., Grand Blanc) will host “A Night to Give Back: Honoring Local Service Heroes” from 5-9pm. General admission to the event is $30 with a percentage of all proceeds to be donated to United Veterans of Michigan, Fenton Firefighters Charities, Concern Over Police Safety and Grand Blanc Educational Foundation.

Tickets include a pasta buffet, a chance to play Family Feud for a CAUSE and DJ entertainment. The event will also offer a cash bar and silent auction.

Help celebrate the recognition of highly decorated Army Vietnam Veteran Donald Jasman, Fenton Firefighter of the Year Mike Johnson, Mt. Morris Police Officer Kevin Mihailoff and Grand Blanc Community Schools Curriculum Director Amber Hall.

6:00pm Dinner
7:00pm Awards Ceremony
7:45pm Family Feud for a CAUSE

Take some time this Friday night to honor those that provide a valuable and heroic community service to Genesee County and our local communities, and to donate to important causes that benefit our hometowns.

 

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