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Halloween Candy!!!!!!!!
Is anyone willing to bring a bag of candy to Sarge's meet and greet? For the kids who will be attending a older sibling's PIR and may not get a chance to go out and collect candy. I'm willing and so is Smile09 anyone else? Please.
ALERT ALERT ALERT ! Exciting News. Our PIR Group will be having a raffle at Sarges Meet & Greet. ......
Just because the government shut down doesn't mean us Navy Moms Navy Dads, Grandparent's, Girl friends Boy friends, Husbands and Wives.. should do the same. Anyone that would like to put together a basket filled with items from your home state to represent your home state or items you have crafted,baked or borrowed and forgot to return to the neighbor that moved. You can bring it to the Meet and Greet and have it raffled off. With all the proceeds going to Sarge and his wife. They provide and purchase the food, nothing is donated. Sarge will also make a donation to cards for recruits with money raised from the raffle. Pay it forward, Pay it forward. The basket can represent your home state. We can have many different baskets with many different things in them. Sports items, Challenge Coins. Blue Candles. The possibilities are endless. Each raffle ticket will be $ 5.00 or 5 for $ 20.00. Really it is what ever you want to bring and there is a dollar store and a Walmart right across the street for people to buy baskets if flying in. You can use gift bags and even buckets. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me. Thank you. Time to have some fun.
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Permalink Reply by 503 808 on
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There is no price limit on the on the baskets. Its what you can afford, be creative. If your state is being represented already, Its okay to have more then 1 from each state. People have different perspectives on where they live in each state. Or possible your a Craftier, Baker, Memory Maker, or a Woodsmen. Show off your talents. It doesn't have to be state related it just needs to be fun. Who knows you might be able to pick up a Holiday gift or too. if you say well I can't bring a basket..You don't have to make a basket to participate, you could buy a raffle ticket and contribute that way.All the money will go to a good cause. Pay it forward. Please spread the word.
We are up to 5 Will you be 6 ? We have Kansas, Washington, Oregon, Ohio and Florida so far.If your state is already being represented. Feel free to represent still . We all have different perspectives of where we live. Or you could do one on based on your likes/child's likes etc. Just have fun with it. Pay it forward its for a good cause. Please help spread the word. Wouldn't want anyone to miss out on the fun.
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Thank you for everyone's input and help with our 11-1 PIR Basket/Halloween projects. PIR 11-01-13 NAVY BOOT CAMP 13 Divisions (409-420, and 951) T
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Permalink Reply by Philly13 on
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so I am new at this, are you asking if we can bring a basket for a raffle if so then yes from us and as far as candy I am in. I have a 2 1/2 year old who would love this... thank you
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Yes that is what I am asking. Don't forget their costume. Also where are you from? Join or Facebook page also. there is a lot of info. about our SR's there also. Here is the FB address : PIR 11-01-13 NAVY BOOT CAMP 13 Divisions (409-420, and 951)
Here is some info. on it. Just because the government shut down doesn't mean us Navy Moms Navy Dads, Grandparent's, Girl friends Boy friends, Husbands and Wives.. should do the same. Anyone that would like to put together a basket filled with items from your home state to represent your home state or items you have crafted,baked or borrowed and forgot to return to the neighbor that moved. You can bring it to the Meet and Greet and have it raffled off. With all the proceeds going to Sarge and his wife. They provide and purchase the food, nothing is donated. Sarge will also make a donation to cards for recruits with money raised from the raffle. Pay it forward, Pay it forward. The basket can represent your home state. We can have many different baskets with many different things in them. Sports items, Challenge Coins. Blue Candles. The possibilities are endless. Each raffle ticket will be $ 5.00 or 5 for $ 20.00. Really it is what ever you want to bring and there is a dollar store and a Walmart right across the street for people to buy baskets if flying in. You can use gift bags and even buckets. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me. Thank you. Time to have some fun.
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Philly13 Just trying to keep track of where all the baskets are coming from. Thanks again for doing this.
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I have gotten so many responses from people willing to bring candy. Thank you so much to everyone who have stepped up, Also don't forget the costumes. Sarge is doing a costume contest for the kids.
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Permalink Reply by MaudeShip09Div418 on
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Already have my 3 1/2 pound bag of candy ready to bring.
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