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All Kinds of Donations

26 Saturday Jan 2013

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We’re still getting more donations from businesses and private donors for our silent auction, king cake drawing and door prizes.

Here is a little taste of some of the generosity we have been blessed with.

nambe bowl
An amazing Nambé bowl donated by Mary Rincon and Gertrude Ramirez of Mary’s Drop-a-tot Daycare Center.

Bullocks Clock
A beautiful wall clock donated from Bullocks Jewelry.


And a Roku2 donated from Twincorner Art + Design, to be used for the Mardi Gras Mask Drawing.  All you have to do is show up to the event with a Mardi Gras mask and you could win this one.  If you don’t have a mask, don’t worry, you can purchase one at the event. Checkout our Costumes and Masks page for details.

2013 Mardi Gras Home Stretch

26 Saturday Jan 2013

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We’re down to the last week before the big event and things are really coming together. Coordination with the Roswell Convention and Civic Center and catering has been done. Much of the event decorating with be provided by Twincorner Art + Design and a battalion of All Saints soldiers. And as you know by now DJ Louis Najar will there to give us that sweet, sweet music.

To help you prepare for the amazing night that will be the 19th Annual Mardi Gras, here is the schedule of events for the big day. You can also see this on our Schedule of Events Page.
Mardi Gras Schedule

Remember there are still tickest available so don’t miss what will most certainly be a fantastic night.  For ticket information call All Saints’ school office (575) 627-5744 or Twincorner Art + Design (575) 637-9462.

2013 Donations

16 Wednesday Jan 2013

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The 19th annual All Saints Mardi Gras is only a few weeks a way and our volunteers have been working hard in all the aspects of creating another memorable event.  DJ Louise Najar is of course providing this years music.  Food, drinks and king cake have been coordinated through a small army of All Saints volunteers.  Table decorations will be provided by Twincorner Art + Design, and items for the silent auction and door prizes are being donated from all around.

Some of our first donors for this year’s Mardi Gras are Peter Piper Pizza, Golden Corral Restaurant, Wally Burger and Twincorner Art + Design.  Of course that’s not all of our supporters and the list will just keep growing but we will keep updating the donors as we get a more complete list.

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23 Monday Jan 2012

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As you know this type of event hinges on donations and gifts, and the willingness of the community to provide these.  Well, we have good news. Some of the local businesses have already come thru with some extreme generosity.

For starters, Amy’s Fireworks has delivered a few very nice pieces.  One of which is a beautiful wooden desk.  So you may want to keep an eye out for that while you are looking thru the silent auction room on February 18th.

One of the other items that has been donated is a bit more techy.  Twincorner Art & Design has donated an Imation Link Video Extender. What is that exactly? The Imation Link makes it possible for you to display your laptop screen onto you HD television.  Pretty cool! Take a look at the video for a little more info and maybe you can get the real thing at Mardi Gras.

We may use the Imation Link as the prize for the mask and costume drawing. Remember if you come to Mardi Gras with your Mardi Gras mask or in costume you will be automatically entered into the drawing.

Those are not the only donations we have and they certainly won’t be the last. We have also been given a beautiful print from the local artist Paul Drum and we typically receive a piece of jewelry or work of art from one of the local jewelers.

Keep checking back and we’ll keep updating.