Shelton High School DECA Chapter to host fashion, talent show

SHELTON - Shelton High School’s DECA Chapter invites Shelton families and the local community to our DECA Fashion and Talent Show. 

Join us Feb. 22 at 7 p.m at Shelton High School for an unforgettable evening showcasing the incredible talents of our students and faculty. 

This event promises a fantastic lineup of live entertainment featuring student musicians performers, and faculty members flaunting the latest fashion styles. It’s a night of fun, fashion, and talent that you won’t want to miss!

Tickets are affordably priced at $5 and are available at the door on the evening of the event and during lunch periods at Shelton High School. Your ticket purchases directly benefit our SHS DECA Chapter Members.

This is a press release from the DECA Chapter at Shelton High School.

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Shelton High School DECA chapter to hold talent, fashion show

SHELTON - The Shelton High School DECA Chapter welcomes Shelton families and community members to its annual ‘DECA On-Air” Talent and Fashion Show at 7 p.m. Feb. 6 at the high school, 120 Meadow St. 
Join us for an unforgettable night as we showcase our amazing Shelton High students and faculty!  

“SHS DECA invites you to enjoy your favorite hits of the airwaves….LIVE on the Shelton High School Red Carpet!  
"Modeling the latest fashion set to Pop Music, Hop-Hop/Rap, Disco, Rock Music, Roaring 20's, Country Western and Movies/Musicals! Come and enjoy student musicians and performers—even faculty fun and so much more!”  

Tickets are $8 for students, $10 non-students and will be on sale at the door that evening and during lunch waves at Shelton High School.  
Proceeds benefit Children’s Miracle Network and our SHS DECA Chapter Members.  
A special thank you to our sponsors, Paul Mitchell School and Camillo Tuxedo.


This is a press release from the DECA chapter.

Boutique owner in Derby presents checks from fashion show proceeds

Photo credit: Io Escu/The Still LYFE photography

DERBY - Agathe Ngo Likoba, owner of Likoba Boutique, recently presented checks from her fashion show fundraiser to Griffin Hospital and the Derby Senior Center.
Agathe, a Parisian native, designs haute couture jumpsuits. Her elegant boutique is at 25 Elizabeth St.
She offered members of the Circle of Friends breast cancer support group at Griffin Hospital - of which I'm a member - to model her jumpsuits in a charity fashion show to celebrate the boutique's first anniversary. Six of us were models.
I was thrilled to be a part of what turned out to be an amazing, once-in-a-lifetime event held at the Derby Senior Center. 
Agathe shared this photo taken Tuesday at her shop. 

Pictured from left: Ashley Agrello, event director; Dominique Lee, owner, Envision Beauty, Milford, makeover of the cancer survivors; state Sen. George S. Logan, R-Ansonia; Joyce Grohe, co-facilitator, Circle of Friends support group; Nildaliz Ramos, battling breast cancer, Circle of Friends; Christine Sonsini, Director, Derby Senior Center; Liam

Hudson, Joel Barlow High School student, red carpet manager/event assistant; Patricia 

Villers, Circle of Friends; Fozia Saadat, Circle of Friends; Angelique M. Tribus, Likoba's daughter;

Agathe Ngo Likoba, founder/CEO, Likoba, LLC.; Janet Hall, senior development officer, Griffin Hospital Development Fund; Cheyenne Johnson, Derby High School student, sales person/manager, Likoba Boutique; Eric Wade Hudson, Key Corp.

Missing from photo: Circle of Friends co-facilitator Donna Hayes and Circle of Friends member Dawn Wulff.

Likoba fashion show to benefit cancer survivors, Derby Senior Center

Today's newsletter focuses on fashion show fundraiser for Seymour Pink

Pink warriors hold up bouquets at the end of a fashion show fundraiser at Quarry Walk in Oxford organized by Dazzle Boutique owner Laurye Natale, pictured at left next to yours truly. 


You can read about an amazing Day of Glamour I and nine other breast cancer survivors received by clicking here:

https://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/329bf6_1fd2baaa640e44cf9a60aeaf7c59fabf.pdf 

'Pink warriors' to model in fashion show benefit in Oxford for Seymour Pink

I'm thrilled that I've been selected as a pink warrior and I'll be participating in the above-mentioned Day of Glamour at Quarry Walk in Oxford. 
In February 2011 I became one of many women in the Valley who has heard the dreaded words "you have breast cancer." 

I feel that each year since then has been a gift: eight and a half years and counting.

Today I want to thank the wonderful friend who nominated me to be a part of this fun event to benefit Seymour Pink! 

Fashion show at Assumption in Ansonia to benefit Meals on Wheels

Fashion show slated in Oxford to benefit Seymour Pink

TEAM fashion show, luncheon in Ansonia to benefit Meals on Wheels

Casting call for fashion show fundraiser slated at TEAM in Derby

Save the date: Fashion show to benefit TEAM slated in Ansonia

The Valley Goes Pink schedules fundraisers in Shelton, Derby

The 9th annual Valley Goes Pink invites the community to a fun-filled week of beer, bingo, and bras!

Bras for the Valley offers an exciting night of fashion and entertainment starting at 6 p.m.  Oct. 4 at Il Palio, 5 Corporate Drive, Shelton. 
This highly-anticipated event will feature ART BRAS designed by volunteers that will be showcased in a fashion show and live auction. Tickets are $40. Call Jodi at 203-521-2233 for sponsorships or to enter a model!

The 4^th Annual Pinktoberfest will start at 5 p.m. Oct. 8 at Wellington's, 51 Huntington St., Shelton. 
The event will feature Yuengling beers, a special Germanfest tasting menu and giveaways.

Bingo for Boobies will start at 6 p.m. Oct. 9 at The Hops Company, 77 Sodom Lane, Derby. Enjoy a fun-filled night of bingo and great prizes, including a flat screen TV. A $25 donation includes 10 bingo sheets and pizza. Call Sue for reservations at 203-400-1068.

The Valley Goes Pink is a grassroots, community-wide effort throughout the Lower Naugatuck Valley to create awareness about breast cancer and the importance of early detection, support the Hewitt Center for Breast Wellness at Griffin Hospital, and showcase partnering organizations.

For information on how you can go Pink, including a calendar of events, visit griffinhealth.org/pink, like us on Facebook, or contact the Griffin Hospital Development Fund at development@griffinhealth.org or 203-732-7504.


This is a press release from Griffin Hospital.

Newsletter: Ed Strang Day on Derby Green, fashion show fundraiser photos

Dear readers,

Today's Valley Voice newsletter features Valley children enjoying the 24th annual Ed Strang Day on the Derby Green, and a fundraiser in Ansonia for TEAM.

Thanks for reading,
Patti

TEAM fashion show in Ansonia to benefit families in crisis

For tickets stop by the TEAM office, 30 Elizabeth St., Derby, call TEAM, 203-736-5420, or visit www.teaminc.org.

TEAM fundraiser in Ansonia featured in newsletter

Dear readers,

Today's Valley Voice features a Runway for Meals fundraiser in Ansonia for TEAM, Inc., photos from Saturday's Rock the Valley festival, and more.

Thanks for reading,

~ Ralph and Patti

Luncheon, fashion show in Ansonia to benefit Meals on Wheels program

Sharing this info from a Facebook event page:

ANSONIA - Runway for Meals Intergenerational Fashion Show & Luncheon will be held Aug. 26 to benefit TEAM Meals on Wheels program. 
The event will run from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. at Assumption Church hall, 61 N. Cliff St. 
Ticket donation is $30 for adults, $10 for children.

Fashions will be provided by Dress Barn/Dress Barn Woman, Justice for girls, Seccombe's Men's Shop, and Jos A. Bank. 

Proceeds will provide weekly hot nutritious meals to homebound, frail seniors in Ansonia, Derby, Seymour, Oxford and Shelton.