We're counting down to a full house
With just over two weeks to go before the annual CrimeStoppers "Night At The Theatre" fundraising event, tickets to the May 20 caper are hotter
than a stolen car on a summer night.
J
ust 20 seats are left to fill. Act now if you want to be part of this great night at Playhouse On The Square's main-stage showing of Memphis (The Musical). Drinks and a delicious meal are part of the $50 ticket price.
Oh. It's Great-Aunt Cornelia's 100th birthday and you just can't make it?
Not to worry, for you have another opportunity to help both CrimeStoppers of
Memphis and Shelby County and Memphis police officers. We have set aside a number of free-of-charge tickets again this year for officers and their guests. Friends of CrimeStoppers help pay for these. As of now, two-thirds of those have been paid for by donors. You can visit the same web page above and make a donation to pay for an officer and a guest, or four or even more, to enjoy the show.
They will appreciate it more than you can know.
Help us thank our sponsors
Our sponsors help offset the costs of our event and make our fundraiser a success. We wish to give a public "shout-out" to the companies who are our special friends this year - Valero, Georgia Pacific Cellulose, Dillard Door Security and Raymond James.
They are helping make greater Memphis a better place to live and
work and play.
 
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