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Sweet Charlottes will join in the effort to raise funds for Autistic Services of WNY in a celebrity bartender event. The event will be held at the Blue Lantern Lounge 6120 Seneca St. Elma, NY 14059 from 6:30 – 9 pm on Wednesday, October 21st. The Guest Bartender will be Adam Lingner (Buffalo Bills, ‘87-’95). This event is hosted by Coldwell Banker Chubb Real Estate. Raffles, 50/50 drawing, tips to the bartender, and a percentage of the cash bar sales, will generate the funds being donated. Sweet Charlottes lollies will be sold throughout the evening with a portion of those proceeds being contributed to Autistic Services as well.

All are welcome!

Sweet Charlottes participated in the 48th Annual Quaker Arts Festival this weekend -September  19th & 20th. This event is attended by more than 50,000 patrons and over 300 vendors. We had a tremendous response from so many who were in attendance and we thank all of you who purchased a lolli, made a donation, or just offered kind word. Looking forward to seeing you all again next year!

Thank you again,

Molly O. Pitman – President

This Thursday, August 27th, Sweet Charlottes is helping to sponsor a celebrity wine tasting event hosted by Coldwell Banker Chubb realtor, Kathy McManigle. This event features former Buffalo Sabres player Rob Ray and his own Cabernet Sauvignon. Proceeds from tickets, raffles, wine purchases, and bottle signings will benefit Roswell Park Cancer Institute and Autistic Services of WNY. The event will be held from 7pm-9pm at Passport Wine & Spirits 8855 Main St. Clarence, NY 14031.

Come and visit us this Saturday, August 22nd at the Clarence Farmers Market located at 10717 Main St.

Sweet Charlottes joined in the fun at the 6th Annual Taste Clarence & Cruise Night. It was the biggest event so far with over 5,000 people in attendance. The response was overwhelming. Thank you Clarence!

Sweet Charlottes participated in the 21st Annual Developmental Disabilities Awareness Day. This event is the largest one-day conference on developmental disabilities in New York State. It was held at the Buffalo Convention Center where approximately 1500 people attended with over 100 agencies and vendors as exhibitors.