Get ready to roll the dice and make a difference! The LISD Education Foundation’s highly-anticipated Casino Night is back on Saturday, March 1, at 7 p.m., bringing an evening of thrilling games, prizes, and community fun—all in support of local education.
Thanks to the generosity of sponsors, this year’s Casino Night promises to be bigger and better than ever. Attendees can look forward to thrilling raffles and a 360-degree photo booth to capture memories throughout the night. Whether you’re rolling the dice, enjoying great company, or trying your luck at one of the fabulous prizes, it’s sure to be a night to remember.
Tickets are $75 each and available online now at libertyeducationfoundation.net or https://securepayment.link/libertyeducationfoundation/casino-night/
Sponsorships are still available—don’t miss this opportunity to support a great cause while gaining fantastic exposure!
This year’s event would not be possible without the Casino Sponsor – Blake Oil and Gas Corporation, the Presenting Sponsor – Von Schmidt Land and Cattle LLC, Jackpot Sponsors – Leslie and Mark Herndon, Law Office of Logan Pickett, Liberty Development Partners, Armko Industries Inc., Liberty County Teachers Federal Credit Union, and Joan Jeffery.
The Royal Flush sponsors are Law Office of Brandon Davis, Lance Lawrence – Edward Jones, Smart Materials, Inc., BKV Group, First Liberty Bank, Pickett & Pickett, Smart Oilfield Services, Leavins Engineering and Design, Sandy and Ed Pickett, Liberty Pest Control and Rogers Pharmacy.
The Friend sponsor is Prosperity Bank.
Gambler sponsors are Bruce and Sheri Wright, Ross Norwood, Shane and Allie Smart, Law Office of Randy Gunter, Margaret Gardzina, Sonogram Studio- Amber Jones, VanDeventer Realtors, Southland Electric, Tracy Williams State Farm Insurance, Law Office of Michelle Merendino, Rhonda Smith, State Representative Janis Holt, Pelco Construction, Liberty Medical Surgical Clinic, Tarver Abstract, Ethan Flowers, McCarty and McConnell Family, Kelli Creel, Oscar and Katriesa Secada, and Susan LaCour – Edward Jones.
Cool to see schools raising money in a way that isn’t just boring bake sales. Kinda feels like in gaming where little micro-donations or cheap skins keep a whole game alive. Same vibe with those 5 € minimum deposit casinos – you don’t need a big wallet to get in, just a small step and it can actually go somewhere. I love that both ideas make things more open for everyone. What do you think: should schools experiment more with fundraising ideas that are fun and social like this casino night?