Luxurious gifts from Tiffany’s will be raffled off at A Taste of Talent,
northwestern New Jersey’s premier culinary fundraising event, on Monday, April
30th. The items range in
value from $495 - $5,900; only 300 tickets will be available for purchase at a
price of $50 each by calling Project Self-Sufficiency. The event, held annually at Perona Farms,
will feature samples of appetizers, entrees and desserts offered by chefs from
more than 50 area restaurants. The theme
of this year’s event is “Dinner at Tiffany’s.”
Project Self-Sufficiency Board member Dolores Fernandez and her husband,
Jim, are serving as co-chairpersons of A Taste of Talent. The couple donated the Tiffany’s items for
the raffle which include a sterling silver Paloma olive leaf pendant on a 30”
chain, $495 value; a sterling silver open knot key with diamond on a 24” oval
link chain, $500 value; a diamond point lead crystal pitcher with six double
old-fashioned glasses, $640 value; women’s leather tote in silver grey, $1,450
value; a pair of yellow gold and diamond Schlumberger Lynn earrings, $2,800
value; women’s East West stainless steel watch, $3,500 value; and a yellow gold
and diamond infinity double cuff bracelet, $5,900 value.
“We are delighted to be able to offer these exceptional gifts from
Tiffany’s at A Taste of Talent this year,” noted Deborah Berry-Toon, Executive
Director of Project Self-Sufficiency.
“Funds raised by A Taste of Talent make it possible for Project
Self-Sufficiency to provide the programs and services necessary for families in
northwestern New Jersey to attain economic self-sufficiency. The raffle offers an exciting opportunity for
people to reach out and help their neighbors in need.”
A Taste of Talent benefits Project Self-Sufficiency, a local non-profit
agency specializing in services for low-income families in Sussex, Morris,
Hunterdon and Warren. Sponsorships for
the event range from $500 - $30,000; a limited number of individual tickets are
available at a cost of $200. Stations
from 52 of the area’s finest restaurants will be placed throughout the entire Perona
Farms facility, allowing patrons to meet and mingle with the chefs while
sampling some of their most renowned dishes.
“A Taste of Talent is a unique forum for those
in attendance to be introduced to a variety of talented people and businesses
in a relaxing yet energized environment,” commented Project Self-Sufficiency
Board member Dolores Fernandez. “It's a
fun evening for all!”
“PSS is all about opening doors and empowering
individuals and families who have found themselves, for a variety of reasons,
in need of a hand up with the support and guidance that can help get their
lives back on track,” explained Jim Fernandez. “We see our involvement with Taste of Talent
as an opportunity to add value to this wonderful event which brings a
significant amount of funding to support the organization's programs that
assist so many of our wonderful neighbors.”
Project Self-Sufficiency is celebrating its thirtieth year of improving
the lives of low-income families residing in northwestern New Jersey. The agency’s mission is to provide a broad
spectrum of holistic, respectful, and comprehensive services enabling
low-income single parents, teen parents, two-parent families, and displaced
homemakers to improve their lives and the lives of their children through the
achievement of personal and economic self-sufficiency and family
stability. Since 1986 Project
Self-Sufficiency has served more than 25,000 families.
Raffle tickets can be purchased by calling Project Self-Sufficiency at
973-940-3500. Participants need not
attend A Taste of Talent in order to purchase a ticket; only 300 tickets are
available for sale at a cost of $50 each.
Select donation categories to attend the event are available, ranging
from $500 - $30,000, with a limited number of individual tickets available at a
cost of $200. Perona Farms is located at
350 Andover-Sparta Road in Andover. To
make a contribution to Project Self-Sufficiency, to obtain tickets to A Taste
of Talent, or to find out more information about the programs and services
available at the agency, visit www.projectselfsufficiency.org
or call 973-940-3500 or 844-807-3500.
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