OUTSTANDING Charity Event - Lake Area Christmas For Kids!

It's that time of year again! Arrowhead Title, Inc. is here to fill you in on one of the Lake of the Ozarks' favorite annual events, Lake Area Christmas For Kids. This fantastic event is an awesome opportunity to raise money for a valuable cause - and have a wonderful time while you're at it. You're going to love this event!

Event Information:

This year's Lake Area Christmas For Kids will be held on Sunday, December 13th at the Country Club Hotel and Spa in Lake Ozark, MO. The VIP party will begin at 6:00 PM for individuals who have sponsored tables, and general admission will open at 7:00 PM.

 General admission is $20 per person, PLUS a new unwrapped toy ($40 without a toy). Admission includes free hot appetizers and access to performances by several live entertainers. Shawn C will open the evening, followed by Captain Geech & The Shrimp Shack Shooters. There will also be a special performance by one of the Kiwanis Club of Ozark Coast's newest members, "Cirque de Kalise." (Kiwanis Club of Ozark Coast is a major sponsor for this event, along with several local businesses.)

 The purpose of Lake Area Christmas For Kids is to give Christmas gifts to local children in need. The toys donated at the event and the funds raised will be used to help over 1,000 children around the Lake of the Ozarks get something special this holiday season. 

 Auction Items: 

The event will include a silent auction featuring several incredible packages, including...

  • A 5-course meal for six (including cocktail and/or wine pairings) prepared for you and your guests in your home by Chef Pierre Torres - Donated by Redhead Yacht Club / Redhead Lakeside Grill
  • A 2-night stay and $50 gift card at Camden on the Lake Resort and Spa -donated by Camden on the Lake
  • Four Tickets to a Cardinals vs Royals game in 2016 - donated by H&S Sales
  • Sushi catered for twenty people, along with six bottles of Screaming Legal wine - donated by HyVee Osage Beach and the Cisar Family
  • A full-page ad space - donated by LO Profile Magazine
  • A 2-night stay and a bottle of wine - donated by Shawnee Bluff Inn & Winery
  • Dinner for six and a tour of the State Capitol with State Representative Rocky Miller - donated by State Representative Rocky Miller
  • A vacation package: round-trip airline tickets for two on Southwest Airlines, plus a $600 travel voucher with Suzi Davis Travel - donated by Kiwanis Club of Ozark Coast and Suzi Davis Travel
  • A 6-step Wet Steps ladder and electrician service (to ground it) - donated by Dock Works of Lake Ozark and Dissen Electric
  • A Mizzou football autographed by Coach Gary Pinkel - donated by Coach Gary Pinkel and Kiwanis Club of Ozark Coast

See You There!
A long-time member of Kiwanis Club of Ozark Coast, Chris Cisar (owner of our title company at the Lake of the Ozarks) is a major supporter of this event, as are the rest of us at Arrowhead Title, Inc. We hope you'll consider making this wonderful event a part of your holiday festivities! We look forward to seeing you there.

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