The Doolittle Home Charity Art Auction

The Doolittle Home is pleased to announce that we will be holding a Charity Art Auction on Saturday, March 15 at the Foxboro Country Club. Members and friends of the Foxboro Art Association have generously donated their best works of art for this benefit auction.
 
Beginning February 1^st through the date of the event, all artwork can be viewed at the Boyden Library. In addition, a program with photos of each piece of artwork, the artist name and a value will be distributed upon arrival to the event. The artwork will be displayed at the event for last-minute viewing prior to the start of the auction.
 
The evening will include a live auction of the artwork by Foxboro residents Kevin Weinfeld and Bill Grieder. Additionally, a special silent auction of non-traditional Homer White paintings will be featured. Music and appetizers are included in the ticket price and there will be a cash bar.

Tickets are $25 per person in advance, $30 at the door, though tickets are limited due to space restrictions. It is recommended to purchase tickets early to ensure admittance to the event.
 
Advertising is available in the program in a variety of sizes, including family and friends listings, business card sections and full and half pages.
 
The Doolittle Home is a century-old retirement home dedicated to compassionate elder care. A unique facility, located in downtown Foxboro, the home is recognized as a 501 (C)(3) public charity by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The Doolittle Home is open to men, women, and couples regardless of race, religion, or national origin. One hundred percent of your tax-deductible donation will enhance the lives of our elderly residents everyday.
 
Founded in 1957, the Foxboro Art Association is a non-profit support group that has been part of the local art scene for half a century. The association has more than one hundred members in over twenty surrounding towns.
 
To purchase tickets or advertising, please contact Virginia at 508-543-2694 or email at virginia@doolittle-home.org