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FontSupporters of Kids in Crisis recently attended the organization's annual "Hoedown" fundraiser. This year's theme, "Hoedown Heads to the Shore," celebrated summertime by the seashore at The Loading Dock in Stamford. More than 300 guests joined co-chairmen Denis and Lisa LaPolice and Tyler and Michele Wolfram for dinner and dancing, sophisticated live and silent auctions, and a lighthouse-themed Giving Tree. The annual event raised more than $425,000 for the emergency services and prevention programs the agency offers throughout Fairfield County.
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Published 5:35 pm, Wednesday, June 1, 2011
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Kids in Crisis recently held its annual fundraiser, “Hoedown Heads to the Shore.” Among the more than 300 guests in attendance were, from left, Hoedown Co-Chairs Tyler and Michele Wolfram, Senator Richard Blumenthal, Hoedown Co-Chairs Lisa and Denis LaPolice, and Kids in Crisis Board Chairman Representative Harry Day. Photo: Contributed Photo -
Showing their support for Kids in Crisis at the recent hoedown were, from left, Alec and Rachel McAree, Nancie Julian, and Bill Forrest. Photo: Contributed Photo -
Kids in Crisis Executive Director Shari Shapiro, left, welcomes Congressman Jim Himes and his wife Mary Scott Himes to "Hoedown Heads to the Shore." Photo: Contributed Photo -
Dana Rogers, center, shares a hoedown moment with Camellia and Amin Arjomand. Photo: Contributed Photo -
Steve and Jan Zide and Brian and Nancy Carr meet up at the Loading Dock, site of the recent “Hoedown Heads to the Shore” benefit for Kids in Crisis. Photo: Contributed Photo -
Heidi Presser, Amy Lewis, and Caitlin Niv turn out for Kids in Crisis. Photo: Contributed Photo -
Giovanni Roselli, Caitlin Vassello, Sean Mageau, and Pat Wilson are in the mood for a hoedown. Photo: Contributed Photo
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