The Black Tie Affair - Fundraiser - Jasmyn Chan

17th February 2015

Jazzytastic fundraising team presents a black tie fundraising event * 3 course meal * Michael Buble tribute (Jonathan Fitzgerald) * Female vocalist Jade Hewitt * Auction / raffle *Magic man Andy Field £25 per ticket.

Discounts for tables of 10.  Please call 07578 426483. All money raised goes to the Jasmyn Chan Foundation. We would like to cordially invite you and any members of your company, family and friends to attend our Jazzytastic black tie event, on the 21st February at Sheffield Wednesday stadium. In support of the Jasmyn Chan foundation - a charity set up in memory of the 14 year old Sheffield school girl who sadly died in a hit and run in May 2014, before bravely managing to push her friend to safety before she was hit by a car. All money raised for this foundation will go to children/teenage cancer charities, so as you can see this is for an amazing cause. We are also looking for any sponsors for this event! In return your logos will be used on our tickets, programs etc. We are also looking for raffle prizes, things to auction etc so please get in touch if you can help us!  

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