[NFB-Idaho] Your White Cane Banquet Invitation

[Kevin Pirnie]

Dear Friend,



You are cordially invited to join with us and other local leaders and
dignitaries to be our VIP guest at the White Cane Banquet event held in
Idaho Falls on October 13th.  The Snake River Valley Chapter of the
National Federation of the Blind is hosting  this exclusive event. You are
sure to find it memorable and inspiring.



*What is the White Cane Banquet*?



As an organization who is dedicated to serving our community, we wanted to
invite other like minded individuals and leaders like yourself to enjoy an
evening of inspiration, recognition, and discovery.



The white cane is a symbol of independence to the blind community and
independence is at the heart of what we strive for together.



·         Enjoy a delicious meal together with others with similar values

·         Hear inspiring stories of overcoming  fear and great obstacles.
The obstacles are not what you might think.

·         Gain inside knowledge on what are realistic expectations for
blind people.

·         Discover how you can support the education and success of blind
individuals without spending a dime.

·         Strengthen your relationships with other community leaders.

·         You may even find yourself among the winners of a very nice door
prize.

*Event Details*



Date: Saturday, October 13, 2018

Time: 6:30 p.m.

Location: Shilo Inn, Idaho Falls

                         780 Lindsay Blvd



We are excited to have you and a companion as our guest at the White Cane
Banquet. Tickets are $30 while they last. Will you please join others in
providing a prompt RSVP? It is greatly appreciated.



Please RSVP to Vickie Bateman

Phone or text: 208-709-1311 Email: vickiebateman at cableone.net





Kind Regards,



Sandy Streeter

SRV Chapter President



The SRV chapter of the NFB is a community of friends and members who
believe in the hopes and dreams of blind people and we work daily to make
those dreams a reality. Every day we are changing what it means to be
blind. www.NFBIdahoFalls.org