Sweaters, Sweets & Sips Festive Fundraiser: A Holiday Success for Two Local Nonprofits Posted on: December 7, 2024 Master of Organizational Leadership Master of Organizational Leadership students are required to complete a project in which the students propose, design, organize, and carry out a service-oriented community/campus enterprise. This project could be a fundraiser, a conference, a series of workshops, or other service project designed to demonstrate the application of student learning and benefit the broader community. Angela Wilt '25 planned a fundraiser for two local nonprofits, The Salvation Army of Chambersburg and the Cumberland Valley School of Music. Image On Thursday, December 5th, the Coyle Free Library Conservatory was transformed into a winter wonderland for the Sweaters, Sweets & Sips Festive Fundraiser, bringing together the community for an evening of holiday cheer and charitable giving. With cozy vibes, live music, and a raffle tree brimming with prizes, the event was a joyful celebration of the season—and a huge success for two local nonprofits.Guests in their best holiday attire enjoyed delicious charcuterie, participated in holiday trivia, and danced to festive tunes. Attendees also had the chance to win big with the evening’s highlights: the Best Holiday Outfit competition and the coveted Raffle Tree grand prize.Thanks to the generosity of the community, Sweaters, Sweets & Sips raised an impressive $1,810 to benefit The Salvation Army of Chambersburg and the Cumberland Valley School of Music.Best Holiday Outfit Winner: Kelly Garbinski won a $50 Panera gift card donated by Teresa Rodriguez with Your Hometown Real Estate LLC.Raffle Tree Grand Prize Winner: Lynn Craul St. Clair took home the Raffle Tree prize, featuring over $1,500 in gift cards and certificates generously curated by the event’s Grand Sponsor, BCM Payroll Services, Inc.BCM Payroll’s sponsorship and dedication ensured every dollar raised went directly to supporting these vital nonprofits.Event organizers extend their heartfelt gratitude to everyone who attended, donated, and contributed to the success of the fundraiser. This event proved to be a shining example of how community spirit can come together to make a meaningful difference during the holiday season. Previous: Wilson Alumni Share Important Roles in Youth Treatment Program Next: Wilson College Partnership Provides College Credits at Area High Schools Related posts Mar 16, 2026 Wilson College Panel Shares Real-World Hiring Insights Wilson College hosted an engaging panel discussion on modern hiring practices as part of its Health Sciences and Business Programs… Read more Feb 26, 2026 Wilson College to Host Seminar on Modern Hiring Practices Wilson College will host the next event in its Health Sciences and Business Programs Strategic Seminar Series on Thursday, March 12,… Read more Oct 14, 2025 Student Spotlight: Michelle Miller On September 20th, Michelle Miller, a Master of Organizational Leadership candidate at Wilson College, hosted an educational clinic at… Read more More articles ➜ Share this on: Facebook LinkedIn X Email
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