McHale’s Hospitality Group Offers Non-Profits a Free, Catered Fundraising Event!

Northern Kentucky’s McHale’s Hospitality Group is once again hosting a contest for a free, catered event. One lucky non-profit will walk away with a $6,000 fundraising package in McHale’s “Giving Back to Our Community” Giveaway.

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“We have always been community-minded,” says McHale’s Hospitality Group President Chuck McHale. “What better way to thank the community for 40 great years than to select a worthy non-profit for a fundraising package so that they can continue to make a difference in our community. It is a $6,000 event that could generate ten fold in revenue for the winning organization.”

Past winners selected by the the staff have included St. Joseph’s Orphanage, New Hope Center and New Perceptions.

Applying organizations must be tax-exempt under Section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Service Code, located and serve individuals in the Northern Kentucky/ Greater Cincinnati area, and make a significant impact in the community.

“We’re looking for fiscally sound non-profits with strong governing boards that know what they want to do and are really trying to make an impact on the lives of people in our community,” McHale says.

Applications are available on-line and are due by December 14, 2007. The winner will be selected by a panel of McHale’s Hospitality Group employees by January 31, 2008.

The $6,000 winning package includes use of one of three McHale’s Hospitality Group’s banquet rooms for up to four hours, all set up and post-event cleaning of the room, professional banquet staff, rolling hors d’oeuvres buffet, beverage service and open bar for beer and wine for up to 300 guests. The event would need to take place on any Friday or select Saturday night before Easter 2009, giving the winning organization plenty of time to plan their community fundraiser.

McHale’s, the only “Emerging 30” six-time designee, owns The Marquise in Wilder, The Gardens of Park Hills, The Point Pavilion in Covington and McHale’s Catering. It is also one of three preferred caterers for the Drees Pavilion atop Devou Park. The business is now known as McHale’s Hospitality Group to reflect the variety of services and locations the family-owned and managed company offers.

For additional information contact Jenny Schneider.