[IL-Talk] SUBJECT: Be a part of the Magic--Donate DOOR PRIZES!

[michtlua at aol.com]

Hi there, everyone!
We've got big plans and --- and we want you to be part of the magic!
Our State Convention is creeping up on us and we are bringing together students, professionals, retirees, and everyone in between! It will be a jam packed weekend with real talk, bold ideas, and unforgettable fun!!! To make it even more captivating we are asking charming folks like you to donate door prizes to help us spread some spellbinding joy throughout the weekend!
Interested in creating a little mischief, magic and mystery? Donate a Door Prize! We are on the prowl for gift cards, fun treats or snacks, games, gadgets, and other goodies! Enchant us with some homemade crafts or some irresistible cash! Don't leave us in suspense and cast a email to either Tasabih Elfaki at:   tasabih.elfaki at gmail.com  or Michelle Ault at: michtlua at aol.com to let us know what you would like to contribute.
How do we donate a magnetic door prize you may ask?  Let us count the ways!
1. Contribute Your Door Prizes: Bring your door prize mysteries to Illinois State Convention and we will have a table in the meeting room for you to place them on. Please make sure your door prize contribution is labeled in large print, beautiful Braille, or both so we can identify it. 
2.  Cash Prize Donations via Zelle: If you would prefer to contribute a cash prize, it is easy! Send your donations through Zelle to treasurer at nfbofillinois.org and contact our State Treasurer, Michal Nowicki,to confirm receipt of the donation. Let him know if you have specific instructions on how you would like the prize to be awarded. For example, if you donate $50.00 and would like it split into multiple door prizes, just inform Michal. Don't forget to add a note on the Zelle donation indicating it's for Door Prizes at the IL State Convention. Please cast Tasabih or Michelle an email also.
You must be present in the room to win! Mark those calendars for October 17th-19th and get ready to celebrate! 


With joy and gratitude,
Tasabih Elfaki and Michelle AultDoor Prize Co-Chairs