Aka'ula School Benefit May 8 at Pacific Aviation Museum on Oahu - food, entertainment, and a good cause!

What: Fundraiser for Aka'ula School on Moloka'i - A 1940's themed night of food, live entertainment, silent auction and more!
When: May 8, 2010, 6-10 PM
Where: Pacific Aviation Museum, Oahu

Why: All proceeds and gifts will directly benefit the school’s financial aid program. 
More information: Aka'ula website.

Please see below for a letter from Victoria Newberry, Head of Aka'ula School:

"Each year Aka`ula School families raise money to fund the school’s financial aid program by hosting signature events on Moloka`i, Maui and Oahu. This year "Moloka`i Calls Oahu" will be held at the Pacific Aviation Museum on May 8, 2010, from 6:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. The evening will include heavy pupu, entertainment, silent auction, movies in the museum theater, a chance to try your hand at a flight simulator, and more. Above all, we promise it will be Molokai style.

We invite you to join us for a night of 1940s inspired fun while supporting educational choice and a quality-learning environment for an ethnically and economically diverse Molokai student population in grades five through eight.

There are several ways you may help.

• Purchase an “Enlisted” man’s seat for $50 each.
• Purchase an “Enlisted” table of eight for $400. We’ll hold the table with a reserved sign for your party.
• Purchase a reserved “Officers” seat for $100. Your ticket will include two drink coupons and a Molokai “goodie” bag.
• Purchase a reserved “Officers” table of eight for $800. This will give you and your party reserved VIP seating as well as two drink coupons and a Molokai “goodie” bag for each person at your table.
• Make a cash donation.
• Donate to either the live or silent auction. The donation can be an item such as a set of dishes, an MP3 player, or a work of art. It can also be a certificate for a service such as a hotel stay, surf lesson, dinner, or haircut. 

All proceeds and gifts will directly benefit the school’s financial aid program and they will be listed in the event program. Aka`ula School is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and all donations are therefore tax deductable. We are now able to take on line reservations at our school web site or you may complete the attached form and return it to Aka`ula School by May 1. Tickets will not be sold at the door as everyone attending must be pre-registered with base security. 

We know there are many worthy causes deserving of your support. On behalf of the entire Aka`ula `Ohana, thank you for considering ours. We look forward to seeing you on May 8."

Sincerely,

Victoria J. Newberry

Head of School