There were 250 tickets available when Chilliwack Optimist Club member Glenda Standeven posted the 5th Annual Optimist Circles of Friends - Dessert & Dance Night on Facebook. With more than a week to go, they were sold out so they opened up places for 50 more to attend and sold out again. With that kind of enthusiasm, the Chilliwack Optimist Club once again made a difference in their community, in the lives of members and their circles of friends, and ultimately the youth they serve.
In addition to a great audience, there was a band, a silent auction, wonderful desserts and the spirit of the season, all which will help the Optimist Club move forward in the coming year.
Please enjoy the photos provided by Coralee Lord Holmes and the Optimist Club of Chilliwack on Facebook.
Well done, Optimists!
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Wednesday, December 6, 2017
Circles of Friends come together with the Chilliwack Optimist Club
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