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Local Parrot Heads flock to raise funds for Children’s Beach House
Children’s Beach House is the beneficiary of this year’s Boat Drinks Bacchanal. Sharing a photo op at the event are CBH representatives (l-r) Barry Goodinson, director of strategic planning and external relations; Pat Tosi, vice president of finance and advancement; and Justin Nixon, marketing manager. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
June 4, 2022
Delaware Seashore Parrot Head Club held its 21st annual Boat Drinks Bacchanal fundraising event May 21 at Northbeach restaurant in Dewey Beach. Jimmy and the Parrots provided entertainment.
DSPHC is a nonprofit organization in southern Delaware whose members love to help others, have fun and do it all with a trop-rock twist. Over the past several years, the club has donated close to $70,000 to local charities.
“We have not been able to hold an event for the past two years but are grateful to be able to once again host Boat Drinks to give back to the local community. This year our charity is Children's Beach House,” said DSPHC President Jeff Miller.
Parrotheads having fun in the sun are (l-r) Becky Dressler, Lori Brown, Becky Knowles and Rob Knowles.
The setup crew for the Boat Drinks Bacchanal fundraiser enjoys a break and a libation after their work is done.
The Delaware Seashore Parrot Head Club’s Boat Drinks Bacchanal fundraiser returned for 2022 after two years of cancellations due to pandemic-related gathering restrictions.
Lucky to grab a beach-side table are (l-r) Janice Brosnahan, Lori Nichols, Karen Wright, John McAlack, Janet Werner and Jenky Jenkins.
Jimmy and the Parrots keep the Boat Drinks Bacchanal attendees happy with some tropical rock favorites.
Enjoying a special event to support a good cause are (l-r) Penny DuPont, Jayne Droge and Terri Crawford.
A variety of raffle baskets helped support the fundraising efforts.
