Habitat for Humanity Tri-Cities is holding a Harvest for Hope auction Sept. 11 at the Three Rivers Convention Center in Kennewick.
Mid-Columbia businesses have donated products and services such as food, wine, art, travel, golf, professional services, lodging and gift certificates.
This year's auction will kick off at 6 p.m. with music, hors d'oeuvres, beverages and an array of silent auction items including gift baskets, home dcor and services.
The live auction, during dessert, will include items such as an African photo safari, sailing on the America's Cup "Stars and Stripes in San Diego" and a Holland America cruise.
Tickets are $50. Buy them at habitatbuilds.com/harvest-for-hope/ or at the Habitat for Humanity office, 313 Wellsian Way, Richland.
For more information about the event or Habitat for Humanity Tri-Cities, call Theresa Richardson, 943-5555. Or go to habitatbuilds.com.
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Habitat for Humanity Tri-Cities will hold the sixth annual Harvest for Hope Breakfast at 7 a.m. Sept. 15 at the Shilo Inn in Richland.
There will be a presentation at 7:30 a.m. and a grand prize drawing for a cruise for two on Holland America.
Tickets are available online at harvestforhope.event brite.com. Cost is $22; deadline to buy is Thursday. Call 943-5555 for more information.
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My husband, Andy, and I want to thank the Tri-City community for their incredible generosity to the benefit for our friend, Becky Morris.
We are overwhelmed at the gracious response of local businesses, our family and friends, and friends of friends. They have illustrated that community is not bound by city limits nor by familiar faces -- and that the human spirit will rise to the occasion when stirred by the beautiful grace of compassion.
Included in this circle of assistance is the Tri-City Herald for the article that they published to help us spread the word. Our special gratitude to Tony Roma's and Templeman's Meat Market, Caon de Sol Winery, Concert Production Services, Shelby's Floral, and the auctioneer team, Mike Talbot and Bobby Long.
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Her topic will be “how God challenges us as leaders and managers, and if they have faith, his plan for us will be known.”
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Safe Harbor is working toward opening an overnight shelter for teens, aged 13-17, soon at facilities in Kennewick called My Friends Place. It is next door to the Benton County Animal Shelter on Grant Place, and formerly had been a residential facility managed for youth by EPIC.
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