The fifth-century Rule of St. Benedict instructed its community to day by day remind yourself you are going to die. Such a reminder keeps God at the center of everything and awakens the community to God's intimate presence now and forever,
they didn't put it exactly that way, Pine said.
On Aug. 29, a coalition of wildlife conservation groups, including the Mule Deer Foundation, Arizona Elk Society, National Wild Turkey Federation, Trout Unlimited, Arizona Game and Fish, Arizona Deer Foundation, Arizona Wildlife Federation, Safari Club International Arizona Chapter, and other partners have gathered an incredible and international array of raffle and auction items and planned a benefit banquet for the families of 19 Prescott Granite Mountain Hotshots who died fighting the Yarnell Hill Fire June 30. All proceeds will be distributed to charities providing direct payment to the families.The fundraiser, from 5-10 p.m. that Thursday at Tim's Toyota Center in Prescott Valley, is a banquet limited to 800 people accompanied by a live, online and phone auction, along with silent auctions and raffles. "In a short time, we have received many outstanding donations from individuals and organizations from around the world," Daryl Polland, president of Timber Creek Art and chair of the Mule Deer Foundation's Prescott Chapter,
gen16358, said.These include: hunting and fishing trips, vacation packages, guns and archery equipment, hunting and fishing gear,
tory burch outlet, boats and kayaks, wildlife prints, sculptures,
The majority on City Council, home decor, airline tickets, river trips, ski passes, use of a condo or timeshare and more. The online list (not yet complete) of raffle and auction prizes is mind-boggling. For example: an African safari; an Argentinian dove hunt; a roe deer hunt in Spain; an Alaskan salmon fishing trip; a week on a 60-foot houseboat on Lake Powell; Colorado River rafting trips; a 5-day horsepack into the Canadian wilderness; a mountain bike; taxidermy shoulder mount for elk, deer or antelope; and autographed guitars by Luke Bryan and Justin Moore."Everyone has something to offer and no offering is too small," Polland said. "We need donations of products or services and cash for the families left behind and to underwrite event expenses; volunteers to assist with planning and working the event - 100 that night alone; and networking to share this information with family, friends, vendors, customers, wildlife chapters, fire departments and local businesses." All donations are tax deductible to the 501(c)3 organization with Tax ID number 58-2038562. Banquet co-chairs Steve Sams and Dan Pederson ask that people contact them about donating items. Information is available at:
www.yarnell19banquet.com or
www.facebook.com/HotsotBenefitBanquet.Banquet tickets are $50/person or $500/table for eight. Buy tickets at:
www.eventbrite.com/event/7651374467/efbevent.
��I Have a Dream�� is a speech that still rings out to all of us. It rings out with power and passion, setting fire to elevate from a spark for the cause of human rights and equality that was set only a few years before in the Deep South. His tools were mass marches, peaceful gatherings, acts of civil disobedience and impassioned speeches. Non-violence was at the heart of all it. Change through peaceful means. It worked in most cases.
The organization��s vision for the museum is a 22,000 sq. foot building complete with exhibits, meeting and office space, an auditorium, a place to store the collection and other amenities.
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