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Red Shoe Masquerade

CASA of Northeast Tennessee is hosting their 12th Annual Red Shoe Masquerade and Silent Auction on Saturday, November 11, 2017 at the Venue located on the 2nd Floor of the King’s Centre.

Grab your red shoes and mask and join us for dinner, dancing and drinks! The event is reminiscent of Dorothy and her ruby slippers in the Wizard of Oz, and her desire to go home which coincides with CASA’s mission. Just like Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz, the children CASA serves want to be in a safe, permanent home as quickly as possible. Red shoes are worn to symbolize Dorothy’s ruby slippers that eventually take her home. Dress is cocktail attire, red shoes and masks are encouraged!

The event will feature both a silent and live auction!

The fun begins with cocktails at 6:00 pm, and dinner at 7:00 pm. This year’s dinner will feature locally sourced cuisine provided by Main Street Pizza Catering Company! Tickets are $70 per guest, and all proceeds benefit CASA of Northeast Tennessee.

For more information call 423-461-3500 or email mclaughlin@casanetn.org.

Buy your tickets here: tinyurl.com/y9s6aqlb.

See you there!


CASA of Northeast TN is a Nonprofit, Community Based, Volunteer Service Organization. We work hand in hand with the Juvenile Courts in Johnson City, Washington, Greene, and Unicoi Counties.

What this actually means is caring, dedicated volunteers acting on behalf of abused and neglected children who must depend on the juvenile courts to ensure that they will have a safe, stable, and caring home.

In a trying, often lengthy and disorienting process, the stable presence of a CASA volunteer makes a crucial difference. Our Advocates strive to ensure that these children at risk have a trusted spokesperson who is dedicated to monitoring and assessing their situation. The CASAs speak out exclusively for the best interests of the children, as social welfare agencies and the courts strive to resolve their pressing needs.

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