KidsQuest Children's Museum Hosts First Annual Imagination Celebration Fundraiser

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The KidsQuest Children's Museum is hosting its first annual Imagination Celebration fundraiser from September 27 to October 2, 2021, with a live stream finale scheduled for October 2 at 7:00 p. m. The event is designed to raise essential funds for the museum's community programs, showcasing various auction items such as a Mexican beach getaway and year-long coffee subscriptions from Café Cesura. Heather Trescases, the Director of Development, stated that the fundraiser not only supports children’s educational opportunities but also aims to engage adults in a playful experience. Registered attendees can participate in a “raise the paddle” auction and have the option to donate directly or purchase unique items, including a $75 celebration box filled with cocktail mixing ingredients.

The event emphasizes community involvement, with all proceeds supporting KidsQuest's mission to foster creativity and curiosity in children. Although the fundraiser is virtual, organizers are committed to maintaining the fun and joy associated with the museum's offerings. Those interested can find more information and register for the event through the museum’s website. The Imagination Celebration highlights the importance of local support for educational institutions, especially in times of need.

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