Sheridan Senior Center

Come join us for

The Sheridan Senior Center
Polo Benefit Game & Live Auction
Sponsored by First National Bank of Sheridan
Supported by the Big Horn Equestrian Center,
Bella Graphics & Display and Quick Printing

Come out to the Big Horn Equestrian Center on August 8th at Noon and join in a Benefit Celebration of our Sheridan County Seniors. Admission is Free of Charge and Fun for the Whole Family! (Although we would be very thankful for donations.)

There will be:
Interactive Polo Game Action
Free Transportation and Meal for Registered Seniors
Exciting Live Auction & Card Raffle
Divit Stomping
Hearty Concessions
& Lots of Cool Shade

Some of the Live Auction Items are:

Bronze Hunting Dog Statue donated by Bunny Connell (Casting by the Grotte Family and Susie Ponce)
Tiger Sketch & Book donated by David Shepherd (David is a famous British artist and one of the world’s leading wildlife conservationists and is the father of our own Wendy Case…who cooks for us in our Senior Center kitchen.)
Charles Daly 20 Gauge Shotgun donated by Perk Connell
Framed Picture from the Bozeman Trail Gallery donated by Bill King
Handmade Saddlerack donated by Roy VanDeventer
Louis L ‘Amour Leatherback Book Collection donated by an Anonymous Donor
Vortex (10x42) Diamondback Binoculars and Fog Free Lens Cleaning System donated by Bruce Burns
WYO Rodeo Windbreaker Set donated by the Sheridan WYO Rodeo Store
Alchemy Medi Spa Gift Package donated by Alchemy Medi Spa
& more….

And don’t forget to enter our card raffle for a chance to win $300 in Cabela’s Bucks!

All proceeds benefit the Sheridan Senior Center.

For more information or to sign up for free transportation and meal for those registered seniors over 60, please call Rindy West at 672-2240!

We would like to encourage everyone to contribute to our 2010 Operation Independence campaign. Local businesses sponsor important programs and events at the Center through the new business sponsorship program.

The Sheridan Senior Center is a local, non-profit organization that provides a wide variety of services to people 60 and over. Services and programs benefit active Seniors as well as those in need. In some cases, an individual with a disability may also be eligible for services. The organization relies on funding from federal, state, county, and city resources to provide services. Additionally, the organization has received tremendous support from local fundraising activities throughout the years.