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these annual fundraising events to support homeless mothers through Bridge of
Hope Lancaster and Chester Counties.
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Chester County - March 15, 2008 Lancaster County - April 12, 2008 |
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July 26 & August 16, 2008 |
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November 1, 2008 |
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Thursday, December 4, 2008; 5-9pm (Exton store) Saturday,
December 6, 2008; |
2008 Garden Luncheons – thanks for joining us!
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We are grateful for these event friends and sponsors! |
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2008
Chester County
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2008
Lancaster County
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18th Annual Kaleidoscope Download a flyer and registration form
Theme: Exploring the Lincoln Highway: Driving for Hope
Living in eastern Pennsylvania means traveling the Lincoln Highway! And that brings adventure! Since 1913 the Lincoln Highway has served as a “bridge” between communities. We celebrate this famous route in our 20th anniversary year as it connects the two counties where we serve homeless families.
Join this ever-popular event to explore the history of this famous route, the first toll-free, trans-continental highway across our country, stretching from Times Square, NY, through Chester and Lancaster counties and onto to San Francisco!
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Saturday, November 1, 2008, 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. |
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Ridgeview Mennonite Church, 3723 Ridge Road, Gordonville, PA. Click for MAP.
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Reservations: |
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To register, complete this form and mail. All guests including children must pre-pay and register. Tickets are $8 for adults, $5 for children ages 4-11, children 3 and under are free. Reservations are requested by October 1. Avoid congestion, make your reservations early! Click this link to download the registration form.
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Enjoy Lincoln Highway food favorites from our very own “farmer’s market.” Carmel Popcorn (Times Square - vendor style) Philly Cheese Steaks (Hum! Where from? You guess!) Potato Pirogues (Coatesville, birthplace of Bridge of Hope) Chicken Corn Soup (Can we say Lancaster?) Apple Salad (Adams County famous!) Root Beer and Lemonade (Favorites at roadsides across the country)
Guests will receive tickets to purchase six items from “farmer’s market” vendors. You may purchase two servings of your favorite food and pass up another “refueling stop.” (First come, first served!)
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Coffee Pot: |
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For a supplemental charge, Premier Desserts and Gourmet Coffees will be available from our Coffee Pot–a replica of this popular restaurant along Lincoln Highway in Bedford, PA.
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Special Dinner Seating: |
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Available for our senior guests (65+) and those with special physical needs on a pre-registration basis. Other guests will enjoy farmer’s market style eating on benches or at curb-side tables.
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Entertainment: |
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Spare Parts, Barbershop Quartette Wil Maxy, professional mime Jeff Raught, master of ceremonies Rest Stop stories about Bridge of Hope.
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Kid’s Wonderland: |
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Ages 4-11 Doors Open: 4:30 p.m. Entertainment (begins promptly at 5:00): mime, storytelling, games, crafts and free treats plus a simulated road rally--activities and clues pertaining to the historic Lincoln Highway Kid’s menu: hot dogs, carrot sticks, candied apples, beverage and more. .
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Attire: |
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Saturday evening driving attire from the 1940s to 2008!
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Nursery: |
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The nursery will be available for your use for children 3 and under, but will not be supervised. |
SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR “DRIVING FOR HOPE” SPONSORS:
PLATINUM SPONSORS
Rich and Joyce Haller
Hostetler Insurance Associates
Chad and Coleen Hurst
Premier Custom-Built, Inc.
Shady Maple Smorgasbord & Banquet Center*
Anonymous Donor
GOLD SPONSORS
Cruisin’ Classics*
Jack Hess - KINGSWAY REALTY
Homestead Custom Cabinetry Inc.
MMA-Sauder Financial
Sharp Shopper
Terry and Joanie Yoder
SILVER SPONSORS
The Benecon Group, Inc.
BRT, Inc.
Jack Bryer, VMD*
DavCo Advertising, Inc.
Dunnenberger Family and Verizon Foundation
Early Childhood Directions
EGStoltzfus
Good Food, Inc.*
Goodville Mutual Casualty Company
Grauer's Decorating Center
Hershey Advisors, PC
Kauffman Gas
B.R. Kreider & Son, Inc.
Kevin and Sherry Lapp
Lincoln Pavement Services, Inc
Newlin's Auto Service, Inc.
Ken & Carolyn Rohrer
Shivery Funeral Home
Smoker Door Sales
Sam S. Smucker & Sons, Inc
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
Xpressway Trucking
* New Kaleidoscope Sponsor
A SAMPLING OF THE ROAD-SIDE SOUVENIRS (SILENT AUCTION ITEMS)
Two Southwest Airline Tickets, donated by Southwest
Air
A Weekend Stay in Private Cabin at Camp Hebron cabin donated by Bruce and
Norma Stauffer
Weekend at Ocean City, NJ Two story home, 1 ˝ block for Beach, Sleeps 8
(only), Available October through May, donated by Ron & Kendall Hunsicker
One Night Stay for Two Barker House Bed & Breakfast, New Oxford, PA, donated
by Innkeepers: Elizabeth Sutton and Roberty Kennedy
Weekend Stay at "Hemlock Springs" Mountain Get-Away Retreat in Wheelerville,
Pa, donated by Harley & Kate Kooker and Carl & Nancy Litwiller.
Kimmel Center, Philadelphia, "The Soweto Gospel Choir " Four tickets with
Parking, Wednesday, Dec 10, 2008, donated by Marlin & Barb Hershey.
Wooden Doll Highchair, donated by Andrea Smoker
Accent Table, Wooden, donated by Harley & Kate Kooker
Sock Knitting Basket, donated by Olde Peddler Wools
Shrug Festive Vest, Hand Knitted and donated by Barbara D'Antonio,
Mystery Dinner Party for 6 to 8 people featuring a Mexican menu, mildly
spiced with an option for hot spices, donated by Steve & Francesca Crane and
Steve & Bethany Jackes.
Harley Davidson T-Shirt and Pin
Miracle on 42nd Street, Two Mezzanine Tickets at Fulton Theater. Expires
January 4, 2008
Black Onyx Cross Necklace, Handcrafted in Dominican Republic, donated by a
Friend of Bridge of Hope.
Quilted Wall Hanging with Tea Stained Fabrics, made and donated by Audrey
Eby
Quilted Table Runner, designed and donated by Alice Herr High
Lamp with Handcut Shade, made and donated by Janet Burkhart Groff
Rolling Horse, donated by Pat Leaman
Two-Piece Glass Cake Stand, Converts to Punch Bowl, donated by Andrea Smoker
Golden Gate Bridge Watercolor, where the Lincoln Highway ends, matted 18"
x14", donated by Kathy Seamon - McGowan.
Holiday Gift Wrapping Service, 20 packages (shirt box sized boxes). Paper,
ribbon, bows provided, donated by Sue Conrad
T-Shirt Knotted Comforter, Custom-made from the buyer's T-shirts, made and
donated by Betty Kreider
1958 GMC Straight Truck with NAPA Emblem, donated by NAPA Auto Parts, Gap
Two Adult Tickets to York Little Theater
Tastefully Simple Holiday Basket
Lancaster Symphony Tickets for Feb. 20, 2009
Child’s Travel Basket
Fly Fishing Trip for Two, hosted and donated by Bob Wyble, Spring 2009
Double Wooden Car Roller
Large Handfelt Handbag, donated by Erma Mast.
Four Tickets, Dutch Apple Dinner Theater, donated by Clipper Magazine
Movie Night Basket, Includes four tickets to Penn Cinema, donated by Clipper
Magazine and Lloyd and Donna Mast
Dining for Two at El Serrano Restaurant, Gift Certificate donated by Clipper
Magazine
Choose from Two Nights and Two Locations!
Thursday, December 4, 2008, 5-9 p.m.
Exton Store: 271 Main Street, Exton (Click for map)
Saturday, December 6, 2008, 5-9 p.m.
Ephrata Store: 240 N. Reading Road (Route 272), Ephrata (Click for map)
Purchase unique gifts from a wide selection of international items for everyone on your Christmas list.
15% of the evening’s sales will benefit Bridge of Hope Lancaster & Chester Counties
At each store there will be a drawing at 8:00 p.m. for a $25 gift certificate to that store!
For more information, visit www.tenthousandvillages.com (select the state “PA” and look for “Ephrata” or “Exton.”)

July 26 -- featured 10, 20, 30, 62, and 100 mile rides
August 16 -- featured the Nightmare Tour, a perimeter ride of Lancaster County.
Contact Kate Kooker, Bridge of Hope Special Events Coordinator, for more
information. You can also reach Kate by calling 717.394.7406 or 610.380.1360.
A Fundraising Event for Lancaster Charities
July
26, 2008
Hosted
by East Donegal Township
Riverview
Elementary School
Route 441 - Marietta, PA
Registration
OPENS at 5:15 AM and CLOSES at 8:30 AM
Rides start at 6:00 AM, all riders MUST leave by 9:00 AM.
Registration form
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(Left to right) Marlin Groff, Sue Groff, Herb Noll and Roger Rutt supported Bridge of Hope by riding 30 miles in the 2006 Dream Ride |
Bridge of Hope’s youngest Dream Riders were Alex and Esther Landis assisted by their father Lee |
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