2012 special delivery promotion - Sublimity Harvest Festival
2012 special delivery promotion - Sublimity Harvest Festival
2012 special delivery promotion - Sublimity Harvest Festival
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cauSe Day: SPurrinG chanGe<br />
Photo courtesy of Chelsea McNitt<br />
Chelsea McNitt, Miss Marion-Polk County’s Teen <strong>2012</strong>. She is a sophmore<br />
and is a varsity cheerleader at Stayton High School. Chelsea is the first teen to<br />
represent from the Stayton-<strong>Sublimity</strong> area.<br />
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PROUD TO SUPPORT THE 40 TH ANNUAL SUBLIMITY HARVEST FESTIVAL, A TRADITION OF OUR HOME AND YOURS<br />
18 <strong>2012</strong> <strong>Sublimity</strong> harveSt feStival<br />
Non-profit organizations from around the state will come<br />
together for the second annual “Cause Day” hosted by<br />
the <strong>Sublimity</strong> <strong>Harvest</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> on Sunday, September 9. The<br />
<strong>special</strong> event is open to a variety of causes. This display is<br />
nicknamed “Non-profit row,” and these organizations will share<br />
their messages as part of an overall awareness <strong>promotion</strong>.<br />
Last year, during the first inaugural Cause Day, <strong>Festival</strong> goers<br />
donated over 350 pounds of food for the Marion-Polk Food<br />
Share.<br />
On September 7 through 9, the <strong>Festival</strong> celebrates 40 years<br />
of tractor pulls, truck pulls, and monster-truck madness that<br />
attracts an audience of more than 20,000 guests each year.<br />
“This year, the <strong>Festival</strong> membership felt it was important<br />
to recognize various social causes, be it cancer awareness<br />
or striking out hunger,” explained <strong>Festival</strong> President BJ Tuttle.<br />
“Our members tend to be deeply involved in different causes,<br />
and we thought this would provide an opportunity for them to<br />
share their interests.”<br />
As a part of Cause Day, the Marion-Polk Food Share will be<br />
collecting cans of food. Guests who bring two cans of food will<br />
not only be helping one of many worthy causes, but will also<br />
receive $2 off their Sunday general-admission ticket.
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