Tickets on Sale for 2014 FamilyMeans' Power of the Purse Event

Tickets on Sale for 2014 FamilyMeans' Power of the Purse Event

Jan 20, 2014

Power of the Purse, FamilyMeans Events

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ON THE 2015 POWER OF THE PURSE EVENT

FEATURING KAT PERKINS

AND COLLEEN LINDSTROM


FamilyMeans’ 6th annual Power of the Purse takes place just two weeks after the 2014 Winter Olympics wrap up. And, this year former Olympian Karyn Bye Dietz will be at the event to share her experiences from the 1998 Winter games in Nagano, Japan, and the 2002 Winter games in Salt Lake City, Utah, where Karyn and Team USA received gold and silver medals, respectively.

Nearly a decade after living her Olympic dream, Karyn is now a fitness expert and trainer and also a wife and mother of two who lives in Western Wisconsin.

In its sixth year, the Power of the Purse event has brought a host of speakers to share their stories of hope, perseverance, struggle and success. The speakers have included Kevyn Burger, TV and radio personality; Ann Bancroft, educator and explorer; PJ Tracy, mother/daughter writing team of mystery thrillers; Rachel Swardson, business owner and entrepreneur; and Colleen Lindstrom, radio personality on FM 107. A hearty, sit-down brunch is served.

The event starts with a silent auction with an array of fashionable purses, handbags, totes, and wallets plus other items ranging from photography sessions to restaurant outings and other fun surprises. There is something for everyone – from young girls to seasoned ladies (and men, too)!

FamilyMeans’ Power of the Purse has sold out each of its previous five years, and this year promises to be among the best yet. You can find out more details at www.familymeans.org or on the FamilyMeans’ Power of the Purse Facebook page.

What: FamilyMeans’ 6th Annual Power of the Purse

When: Saturday, March 1, 2014, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Where: Prom Center, 484 Inwood Avenue North, Oakdale, MN  55128

Proceeds will benefit FamilyMeans in its mission to strengthen communities by strengthening families. Visit www.familymeans.org to learn more about the agency’s programs and how they make a difference in communities throughout Minnesota and Western Wisconsin.