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Presenting Sponsor

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Saturday, November 14th

5:30 - 9:00 PM

Westin Edina Galleria

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Individual Donations

Every gift helps remove barriers and create opportunity for Edina students.

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Parties for a Cause

Edina Feds members organized parties for a cause benefiting Edina Give and Go.

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Individual tickets and tables of 10 now available.

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JOIN US FOR A COZY EVENING OF

Community, Generosity, & Opportunity

Enjoy a Minnesota inspired supper club dinner, cocktails, live auction, raffle, & Northwoods themed activities, all in support of Edina students through

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Why Your Support Matters

The Edina Federated Women’s Club played an important role in launching what Edina Give and Go has become today through generous early support in 2014 - 2015.

That investment helped establish a strong foundation for a program built on the belief that no student should be left on the sidelines.

1 in 5:
Nearly 1,700 (1 in 5) Edina Public Schools students face financial barriers that keep them from participating in activities.

Why it matters:
Students who participate in enrichment and activities are more likely to read by third grade and graduate from high school. Engagement is not a luxury. It is a foundation.