Real Men Making a Real Impact

  • Date: September 24, 2009
  • Dateline: Charleston, W.Va.
  • Contacts: Jeff Sandridge, Guys Night Out Committee Cell: (304) 610-0422 Office: (304) 550-4956 Email: GuysNightOutWV@gmail.com OR Laura Jordan, YWCA Marketing Director Phone: (304) 340-3557 Cell: (304) 206-5368 Email: ljordan@ywcacharleston.org


4th ANNUAL GUYS NIGHT OUT – OCTOBER 1


The only game in town planned by guys, for guys, to help the homeless.

Guys, what could be better than watching WVU football on the big screen while drinking your favorite brew with your buddies? How about the knowledge that you’re helping homeless women and families while you do it!

 

Bring your pals and cheer on the Mountaineers during the WVU-Colorado game on October 1. Enjoy a pig roast, wings, beer, wine, cigars, games and raffles – all while spending a perfect autumn evening taking in the great view of Charleston from the McJunkin Red Man field on Hillcrest Drive. 

 

Pre-game party begins at 6:00 pm, and kickoff is at 7:30 pm. Individual tickets ($100 each) are 75% tax-deductible and all proceeds benefit the YWCA Sojourner’s Shelter for Homeless Women and Families. Tickets are available online at www.ywcacharleston.org, by calling (304) 340-3553, at the YWCA on Quarrier Street, or at the event. Attendees must be 21 to drink, and C&H Taxi will provide free cab rides home.

 

Led by Paul Buechler and Jeff Sandridge, this all-volunteer committee hopes to raise $30,000 for YWCA Sojourner’s this year.

 

Get the VIP treatment
New this year – tune in to WCHS-8/FOX-11 at 7:00 am September 28, 29 & 30 and call in your bid for this fantastic VIP pre-event auction package. The winning bidder and 5 buddies will be transported to and from Guys Night Out in an H2 limo (courtesy of Platinum Limousine Services), receive VIP event seating and be treated to exclusive beverage service.

Win the best seat in the house
Try your luck in our event raffle to win the “Best Seat in the House” (courtesy of Big Sandy Superstore) – and you get to take your recliner home! Plus we’ll be raffling off WVU vs. Marshall football tickets, WVU basketball tickets, signed WVU gear, whitewater rafting trips, grills, Blackberrys and much more!

About our cause
The YWCA Sojourner's Shelter provides emergency shelter and supportive services to homeless women, men and women with children, and intact families. YWCA Sojourner’s works to eliminate homelessness and provide tools for self-sufficiency through education, counseling and other services. Last year, YWCA Sojourner’s served 1,234 homeless persons (332 were children) with 15,860 shelter nights, 79,905 nutritious meals and 9,001 hours of case management/counseling.

 

Special thanks to our sponsors: Host Sponsor – McJunkin Red Man; Announcer Sponsors – West Virginia Radio Corporation, Digital Vision Works; Highland Hospital and WCHS8/FOX11; Stadium Sponsor – BB&T; Spirit Sponsor – Proud Eagle Inc. of Charleston, featuring Yuengling Lager; Coolie Sponsor – Mattress Warehouse; Big Screen Sponsor – Big Sandy Superstore; Cigar Sponsor – Tobacco Express featuring Altadis USA Cigars; Tailgate Sponsor – Jeff Sandridge Foundation; Quarter Sponsors - Charleston Area Medical Center; Class VI River Runners; Ed’s Comfort Station; Embassy Suites Hotel; Mountain State Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons; Steve Payne Photography; Suddenlink Business; and Michael H. Wehrle; Extra Point Sponsors – C & H Taxi; Corey Brothers, Inc. Wholesale Produce; Eagle Riders; Fraternal Order of Eagles; Lee F. Hovorka; Kroger; J.T. Lane; Norandex Building Materials; Saint Francis Hospital; Nicholas Shalhoup DDS and Nick Feola DDS; Delegate Doug Skaff; Tabor Lindsay & Associates; United Bank; U.S. Security; YRC North American Transportation; and Faye Zinn, Agent - State Farm Insurance.

 

 

 The YWCA Sojourner’s Shelter for Homeless Women and Families provides emergency shelter and supportive services 24/7, 365 days a year for homeless single women, women with children, men with custody of their children and intact families. This 75-bed facility offers a secure, healthy environment with crisis intervention, case management, counseling, and education and job training to help individuals achieve long-term self-sufficiency.

                                                                               

 

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