Mothers, daughters, grandmothers, sisters, aunts and friends are all invited to put on their favorite pink outfits and celebrate relationships at the Pink Princess Party on Saturday, May 3, from 10 a.m. to noon at the Teen Center on Kingston Pike.
“There will be dancing, cupcake decorating and the ladies can decorate a wand,” organizer and UIE Ms. Tennessee Senior Legend Cheri Doane told The Focus. “Local and state queens will be on hand to crown everyone attending and Cinderella herself from Magic Lamp Entertainment will be on hand to meet and greet.
“The Teen Board ladies will be painting fingernails at our nail bar and there will be birthday cards on hand to sign that I will take to a local nursing home.”
Tickets to the benefit are $10 each and can be bought online at www.ticketleap.events/events/pinkprincessparty. Guests are also invited to bring bars of soap to donate at the door, which will also go to the Love Kitchen.
Doane established the first Saturday in May as Tennessee Senior Citizen Day of Service in 2018, making May 3 the perfect date for the party.
“I try to use my title to encourage others to volunteer with me. I accumulate over 100 service hours each year myself.”
For more information or to buy tickets please go to: www.ticketleap.events/events/pinkprincessparty
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