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November 8, 2023
Restaurant sampling event Nov. 14
By JERRY FINK MANAGING EDITOR,

To benefit Under One Roof

Under One Roof is again hosting the fun, evening event, Local Flavor.

The event will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 14, from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., at 203 Adams street in Eufaula, at the Xtreme Clubhouse.

Tickets are $25 per person. Group sponsorships also are available, including a $250 (Cayenne), a $500 (Jalapeno) and a $1,000 (Habanero) sponsorship.

For more information call 918-689-7505.

Eufaula Masonic Lodge #1 joins Under One Roof in sponsoring the event.

Many ocal restaurants have agreed to provide a sampling of their signature items, so you have an opportunity to try them. In addition to wonderful food, a silent auction, live auction, and lots of great prizes to win will make this a nice evening to get out with your friends and kick off the holiday season.

“We have so many wonderful auction items donated from the most generous local businesses,” said Kim Woodruff, Executive Director for Under One Roof. “The Eufaula Masonic Lodge #1 has been a great friend and community partner of Under One Roof for many years. They sponsor our Live and Silent Auctions at Local Flavor. They will apply for matching funds, and if awarded, will match the proceeds from our auctions.”

Tickets are available at the door until sold out, from the Under One Roof Center, U1R’s board members, or from the Eufaula Chamber of Commerce.

For more information about Under One Roof, go to: www.allunder1roof. org, or call (918) 689-7505.

“Our amazing sponsors help make this annual event possible, and we get to showcase the restaurants who put their hearts and souls into providing the best food, every day,” Woodruff said. “This is always a great evening and is our largest annual fundraiser for Under One Roof.

“So much good happens at Under One Roof for so many people who have complex needs and your support for this event allows us to have this Center with so many valuable services available, all in one location. You get to have a great time, fill your belly and do the most good. What more could anyone want?”

Among the participating restaurants are: Mama Tigs Hangin 8 Nichols Deli Dobber’s Pete’s Pizza and Wings Tavern on 9 J. Henry’s Lakehouse LaFinca Matilda Madness Lake Country Fitness High Street Coffee Matilda Madness Sponsors include: Wampler’s Freedom Ford Hunn Black and Merit Funeral Home Arvest Bank God’s Helping Hands OG&E East Central Electric Company Farmers Bank Destination 420 Lake and Bake Terry’s Roofing several individual donors

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