Get your tiara ready for the fifth annual Queen for a Day luncheon benefitting Victory Living Programs. Taking place on Wednesday, November 1, 2017 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Fort Lauderdale Country Club (415 Country Club Circle, Plantation, FL 33317), this fun-filled afternoon will raise funds to directly benefit individuals with disabilities in Broward County.
The afternoon festivities will include a three-course lunch, champagne courtesy of Breakthru Beverage, a table-decorating contest, white elephant raffle and the highly anticipated Queen for a Day pageant, hosted by MC Nicolette from Lips Fort Lauderdale. All guests are encouraged to dress to impress in their most royal attire, command attention and seize the crown as they strut down the runway for a chance to win the 2017 “Queen for a Day” title.
“The Queen for a Day luncheon has become one of our most anticipated events of the year,” said Bobbi Wigand, Executive Director of Victory Living Programs. “We thank the wonderful AngeLs for Victory auxiliary fundraising group, our sponsors and the staff at the Fort Lauderdale Country Club for their endless support each year in putting on this royal affair.”
Proceeds from the event will help support Victory Living’s Social and Recreational Program. “Hosting events such as the Queen for a Day luncheon helps Victory Living Programs continue to work toward achieving its mission,” Wigand said. “Our main goal is to help individuals with disabilities live, work and play more independently.”
Tickets to the Queen for a Day luncheon are $65 per person or $480 for a table of eight. To purchase tickets, visit http://bit.ly/VLPQueen17, call (954) 616-1074, or send an email to contact@victoryliving.org. For more information on the services provided by Victory Living Programs, visit www.victoryliving.org.
About Victory Living Programs
For the past four decades, Victory Living Programs has created supportive environments for thousands of people with disabilities. Based in warm, beautiful Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Victory Living Programs offers a premier supported living program that places clients in their own individual, luxurious apartments. In addition, Victory Living Programs also offers an extensive array of programming to assist clients with securing and maintaining employment, learning new skills, volunteering in the community and socializing with their peers -- all of which make it possible to infuse independence and transform the lives of people with disabilities. To learn more, visit www.victoryliving.org.
