Upcoming Events at St. Andrew's School - Savannah, GA
Description
This is gonna be a fun Saturday Bingo Night event in Savannah, GA you don't want to miss here at St. Andrew's School!
Event Details
Bingo Night to Benefit Loop It Up Savannah.
William Garguilo, a St. Andrew’s School senior, will host a bingo night fundraiser March 25th on the campus of St. Andrew’s School. The event will take place in Skinner Hall.
During the bingo night, players will compete for various prizes and there will also be raffle items. Concessions will also be available for purchase.
“We are looking forward to a night of friendly competition at St. Andrew’s School,” said Loop It Up Savannah board member Sonchia Jilek. “Bingo night is a great opportunity to show your support for Loop It Up Savannah and spend time with friends and family. We hope you can make it!”
School and community members are invited and encouraged to attend. Advance bingo night tickets are available for $20 per person and $25 per person at the door (if available).
About Loop It Up Savannah
Loop It Up Savannah is a youth arts and educational enrichment organization that brings arts-integrated learning to more than 10,000 young people across the Savannah area each year. Since their inception in 2008 as a children’s knitting and crochet class at the West Broad Street YMCA, Loop It Up has grown to include a wide range of programs in partnerships with public schools, community centers, museums, and partner nonprofits with a targeted focus on Title 1* and transformation schools, as well as early learning centers that serve the same demographic.
About William
William is a St. Andrew’s School International Baccalaureate Diploma Program candidate. Each year IB students throughout the world are encouraged to pursue meaningful experiences as part of their education. Creativity, activity, service (CAS) are essential elements that every IB student must complete as part of the program. CAS enables students to enhance their personal and interpersonal development by learning through experience. William felt strongly about the efforts of Loop It Up Savannah and wanted to do his part to raise awareness and much needed funding for the organization.
William Garguilo, a St. Andrew’s School senior, will host a bingo night fundraiser March 25th on the campus of St. Andrew’s School. The event will take place in Skinner Hall.
During the bingo night, players will compete for various prizes and there will also be raffle items. Concessions will also be available for purchase.
“We are looking forward to a night of friendly competition at St. Andrew’s School,” said Loop It Up Savannah board member Sonchia Jilek. “Bingo night is a great opportunity to show your support for Loop It Up Savannah and spend time with friends and family. We hope you can make it!”
School and community members are invited and encouraged to attend. Advance bingo night tickets are available for $20 per person and $25 per person at the door (if available).
About Loop It Up Savannah
Loop It Up Savannah is a youth arts and educational enrichment organization that brings arts-integrated learning to more than 10,000 young people across the Savannah area each year. Since their inception in 2008 as a children’s knitting and crochet class at the West Broad Street YMCA, Loop It Up has grown to include a wide range of programs in partnerships with public schools, community centers, museums, and partner nonprofits with a targeted focus on Title 1* and transformation schools, as well as early learning centers that serve the same demographic.
About William
William is a St. Andrew’s School International Baccalaureate Diploma Program candidate. Each year IB students throughout the world are encouraged to pursue meaningful experiences as part of their education. Creativity, activity, service (CAS) are essential elements that every IB student must complete as part of the program. CAS enables students to enhance their personal and interpersonal development by learning through experience. William felt strongly about the efforts of Loop It Up Savannah and wanted to do his part to raise awareness and much needed funding for the organization.
