More
than 120 teachers and nonprofit staff showed up for the “Valentine’s BYOB –
With a Twist.” The event was so named
because in addition to the ritual Bring-Your-Own-Box for free office supplies,
there were hundreds of fun home décor and furnishings available.
A
recent donation of more than 1200 line items from a popular retailer drew in
the crowds. Items included pillows,
lanterns, patio furniture and candles.
The
warehouse looked extraordinarily bright and colorful, according to SSE executive
director Sue Prelozni.
Items
were priced up to 90% off of their normal retail price. Knowing this, the attendees lined up at the
door – making BYOB look more like Black Friday at Macy’s. All revenue goes directly to support the
operations of SSE.
In addition, Milton's donated cases of its new gluten-free chips and cookies for everyone to imbibe while "shopping." All made for a memorable event.
In addition, Milton's donated cases of its new gluten-free chips and cookies for everyone to imbibe while "shopping." All made for a memorable event.