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Boulevard of Dreams:
A summer evening you won't want to miss!
Purchase tickets now and mark your calendar for a summer evening you won’t want to miss! Kansas City charitable organization Project Change will host the first Boulevard of Dreams – a benefit for the Greater Kansas City Dream Factory.
Join your friends and colleagues for a good time and a great cause at Kansas City's iconic Boulevard Brewery. Enjoy delicious food and drink, and a little friendly competition on our silent and live auctions, featuring awesome items like restaurant and hotel gift cards, popular sports memorabilia and much more.
The Details:
When: Friday, July 10 | 7:00-11:00 p.m.
Where: Boulevard Brewery, 2501 Southwest Blvd., Kansas City, MO
Why: To raise money for making children's dreams come true
Tickets: $40/person
To purchase tickets:
1. Click here to go to a credit card processing page.
2. Enter the amount. $40 per ticket x number of tickets you desire.
3. Tickets will be mailed to you and your name will be added to the list at the door in case you forget the tickets.
4. Get ready for a great night of fun.
For more information about Project Change click here or Email Ali at: ali.racunas@gmail.com
Aubry's Dream
Aubry is a 14 year old from Topeka, KS. While brain cancer has weakened her body, her spirit is as strong as it is sweet. Her dream was to attend a KC Royals game with her twin brother. mom, sister and extended family. Her family all joined her in the limo ride from Topeka to Kauffman Stadium. Gil Meche (KC Royals pitcher) and his wife Stacy invited Aubry and her family to use their personal suite at the stadium. Gil was waiting in his suite when the family arrived. The Meche's had arranged for the suite to be filled with all of Aubry's favorite foods and decorated in yellow, her favorite color. Gil stayed with Aubry and her family until the game began. He signed one of his team jerseys and she wore it the entire time. He didn't forget her once the game ended. He stood on the field and waved to her as she waited for the fireworks to begin. It was a wonderful evening for Aubry to spend with her family and forget about her cancer, if only for a few hours.
The Dream Factory would like to thank Gil and Stacy Meche and Betty Kaegel, Director of Community Outreach for the Kansas City Royals for making Aubry's dream come true.
To donate on behalf of this dream, click here and enter Aubry's Dream in the subject. We will let Aubry and her family know about your donation.
Pilot for a day: 303rd Fighter Squadron Make Dream Come True
Thirteen-year-old Wyatt, tries out a parachute harness and life preserve during his "pilot for a day" experience at the 303rd Fighter Squadron Jan. 11. Wyatt was treated to a ride in the squadron's A-10 Thunderbolt II Flight Simulator, a tour of an actual A-10 and a day in the life of an A-10 pilot. The visit was made possible by the Greater Kansas City chapter of the Dream Factory, which arranges special memories for children with serious or chronic medical conditions. The 303rd is part of the 442nd Fighter Wing, an Air Force Reserve Command unit based at Whiteman Air Force Base, Mo. (U.S. Air Force photo/Maj. David Kurle)
To donate on behalf of this dream, click here and enter Wyatt's Dream in the subject. We will let Wyatt and his family know about your donation.
