Wicked in Pink Photo Play.wmv

Crittenton Services' annual gala - Paint the Town Pink 2010 featured the theme "WIcked in Pink." This 10 minute collection of stills, taken mostly by Don Feenerty, shows many of the guests and costumed characters attending, along with a glimpse of the decorations, food stations and tables. Over 270 guests joined gathered at the Wheeling Artisan Center, where they enjoyed the music of the extraordinary 9-piece band, Redline, gourmet cuisine at food stations prepared by one of the areas premier chefs, Rocco Basil, and specialty beverages Wicked-tinis served in glowing martini glasses. The historic building was decorated with fuchsia witches brooms and witches hats, costumed characters from "Wicked" and "The Wizard of Oz," fantastic ice sculptures, glittering stilettos and even a yellow brick road! It was preceded by an elegant pre-party in the atrium. Special guests included Congressman Allan Mollohan. Sponsors included Wheeling Hospital, the Christian Fellowship Foundation, Health Plan, Costanzo & Associates, Stratuswave Communications, Jackson-Kelly,
DiCarlos Pizza, WesBanco, Altmeyer Funeral Home, Barry & Kathy Szafran, ScerIS, Inc., Riesbeck Food Markets, Lorrie & Don Ross, Wendy & Howard Long, Glessner & Associates, Banford & Terri Exley, Todd & Joyce Kimpel, Kelly & John Bettem, Hilltop Players of West Liberty University, Sam Decrease, West Virginia Department of Corrections, ComDoc, Foggy Bottom Family Fun Center, SuperMail, ComCast, Lamar Advertising, WTRF-TV, Clear Channel Radio, The Intelligencer and Wheeling News-Register.

The event not only raised money, but also served to raise awareness of our mission: to embrace children and families in need with nurturing services to help them achieve self-sufficiency.

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Nonprofits & Activism

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• Wicked in Pink
• Crittenton Services
• Allan Mollohan
• Paint the Town Pink