…that Sex, Wine and Chocolate was a huge success!!
Apparently the emcee took her top off, but Rusty and I had already left by that point.
I loved watching people throw money on stage for the burlesque troupe and the pole dancers. Heh. And it all helped us reach our goal, which meant everyone got the free panties we worked so hard to iron for y’all.
We’ll be doing it again next year!
That’s what you’ll be able to say when the night is done!
We’ll need all kinds of volunteers for this event! From set-up starting at 5pm to clean-up at 11:30pm and everything in between. It doesn’t matter if you love people or would rather work behind the scenes, there’s something for every one.
We’ll need volunteers for 2 hour shifts and you’ll receive free admission (that means more money for prize drawing tickets!) and we will give you all the information you’ll need.
Volunteer Shifts for SWC (Thursday, October 18):
If you’re interested, contact Mia at miamingus@gmail.com and we will get you hooked up with a job in no time!
Can’t make it to SWC? Join us for an early Volunteer Night from 3-7pm, Wednesday, October 17.
We will be stuffing goodie bags, assembling programs and more for Sex, Wine and Chocolate the next night. RSVP for food and drinks–walk-ins welcome, too.
Contact Mia at miamingus@gmail.com or 404-532-0022 to RSVP!
Here is a sampling of some of the prizes you can win at Sex, Wine and Chocolate:
(Fellow ATL bloggers… please re-post!)
If you don’t have plans for Oct. 18, be sure to mark your calendar and come to the Georgians for Choice/Generation Five Sex, Wine and Chocolate fundraiser. Hell, if you do have plans, cancel them and come to this instead, because it’s likely to be a lot more fun than whatever you’ve got scheduled.
There will be burlesque performances, spoken word, a drag show, Dr. Sketchy’s Anti-Art School, all manner of tasty desserts, a chocolate fountain, plenty of booze, awesome prizes such as a trip to St. Croix, and, of course, more.
I’m really excited about this because too often, it seems like nonprofit activist type gatherings are so somber and boring - which always struck me as a terrible way to raise money for a cause. Instead, why not have a big party that says, “This is the good stuff our organization is working for in the world!”
So come to Decatur on Oct. 18 and get yourself some sex, wine, and chocolate - or at least one of the three.
(Major props to Mel for creating the bad-ass logo. It makes me salivate.)
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