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Sundance weekend raises funds for CAMP Rehoboth Community Center
Hundreds of partiers enjoy the powerful music of Mark Thomas and the light show of Paul Turner Aug. 31, during Sundance. One of the most anticipated events of the summer, Sundance raises funds for the programs and services of CAMP Rehoboth. BY DAN COOK
September 8, 2014
CAMP Rehoboth Executive Director Steve Elkins displays two sets of power cufflinks donated by Sen. Chris Coons and Clerk of the Peace John Brady. The first pair is a U.S. Senate set from Coons and the second is a set from Vice President Joe Biden, donated by Brady. BY DAN COOK
Hundreds of items were sold by silent auction while special items were auctioned off in a live auction by auctioneer Lorne Crawford. BY DAN COOK
This decorative floor lamp was donated by Maggie Kilroy. BY DAN COOK
Bob Ward examines a blue topaz necklace donated by Atlantic Jewelry at the silent auction. BY DAN COOK
Candidate for the state Senate, Claire Snyder-Hall, center, attended the Sundance Auction with Nikki Snyder-Hall, left, and Jill Locke. BY DAN COOK
CAMP Rehoboth Executive Director Steve Elkins, left, stands among the live auction items with Sundance sponsor Horst Bohlendorf of Design Support Services. BY DAN COOK
Shown in the Sundance sponsor lounge are VIPs from the Morris James Law Firm and BNY Mellon Wealth Management. They are (l-r) Jaime and Louis Riggin, Kevin Leigh, Jenny Warren, Mark Olson and Helen Henderson. BY DAN COOK
Sundance was catered by Plate Catering, a Matt Haley Companies group. Shown surrounding a large floral arrangement is hummus crudite with carrots and celery. BY DAN COOK
Sundance 2014: Rainbow XXVII The Love Dream - Return to Xanadu made its annual weekend appearance at Rehoboth Beach Convention Center Aug. 30-31.
The Sundance auction and cocktail buffet took place Aug. 30, with open bar, food by Plate Catering, silent and live auction with auctioneer Lorne Crawford.
The lights went low and the party took off Aug. 31, with the Sundance party. With music by DJ Mark Thomas, a light show by Paul Turner and libations from an open bar, hundreds enjoyed a fun-filled evening.
Nearly $140,000 was raised at the annual event.
Sundance raises much-needed funds for CAMP Rehoboth Community Center to help fund its community programs and services.
