Fund Raisers

The Grand Event Dinner & Auction: February 4, 2012

Some highlights:
260 people attended this inaugural event that featured a social hour, silent auction, live piano music, catered dinner and dessert and live auction facilitated by auctioneer Mike Stade.
62 Lakeside students either helped set up prior to the event or worked the social hour or dinner or clean up. 11 committees with 57 regular adult volunteers logged in countless hours to make this event happen. Wow!

Over $55,000 was raised for Christian education at your Lakeside Lutheran!

$15,550 was raised during the live auction for the LLHS student assistance fund!
22 color guard uniforms were purchased at $75 each
210 auction packages were won by almost 100 bidders

A "Packer Greats" framed print sold for $335 more than its stated value: it was the largest overbid of the night!
A Green Bay Packer home game package went for $227.01 more than stated value--the next largest overage of the night. Go PACK!
The "Skip to the Front of the Lunch Line" winners contributed a total of $350.00

More details and a final report on the evening still to come!
To see pictures of many of our guests with their dinner companions, see our Flickr photostream

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The evening begins!


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It was a night of elegance and beauty...and hearts on fire for Christian education.

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Ms. Oppermann kept the beautiful music flowing during the social hour and into the dinner as well!

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Didn't mean to hold you up from bidding, ladies, but you take a great picture.

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Dozens of Lakeside students made this night even more fun as they kicked in to help serve and wait and clean.

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Well over 200 packages were up for silent auction bidding during the social hour.

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Proud grandparents Dick and Shirley pose with Jared Pfeifer during the social hour.

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Even with a glorious chandelier, Jesus remained the primary focus of the evening.

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Daniel & Christine Behl, with Chris' Essential Options LLC health and wellness business, underwrote the dinner with a $2,000.00 donation.

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J&L Tire, Inc. and co-owner Lyle Wuestenberg were recognized as dessert and live auction sponsor with a $1,000.00 donation.

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The live auction began with a friendly game of heads or tails...

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Now choose your head or tail on stage...no pressure, finalists.

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Down to the last four contestants...and they gave back all their winnings anyway!

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Mike Stade entertained the crowd with his auctioneering skills and banter.