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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Jennifer Katzenmiller
Phone: 615-831-9838
Email: jennifer@edct.net
Fashion for a Fraction to Benefit EDCT
Her Nashville to Again Donate Ticket Sales Purchased through Special Website
(Nashville, Tenn. – Aug. 10, 2010) – Fashion for a Fraction, to be held Saturday, Aug. 21, at SPACES in Belle Meade, is Nashville’s only warehouse boutique sale featuring extremely discounted items from Nashville’s most popular boutiques all in one location. Showcasing deeply discounted denim, clothing, handbags, jewelry accessories and more, join Nashville’s fashionistas and savvy shoppers for a chic and cheap shopping event that benefits the Eating Disorders Coalition of Tennessee (EDCT). Her Nashville's first Fashion for a Fraction event was held Feb. 6, 2010, and also benefited EDCT.
A special message from exhibitor Goldgirl Events, LLC
Goldgirl Events, LLC will be buying all your unwanted gold, white gold, sterling silver and platinum at Fashion for a Fraction. We will test and weigh class rings, jewelry, watches, dental gold, gold coins, sterling place settings and MORE! Then pay you CASH on the spot! We even remove diamonds and gem stones for you to keep. Gold is over $1,200.00 an ounce so just a few old chains can equal hundreds of dollars!
Goldgirl Events, LLC will also be donating 15% of the amount of gold and sterling purchased at this event to EDCT! Feel great about donating and still walk away with cash for shopping!
Here’s how to donate your ticket price to EDCT:
1. Go to http://southcomm.com/affiliate/edctn.
2. Choose the number of tickets you’d like to purchase (GA $5 / VIP $30) and click “submit.”
3. Review and complete your order.
Quick Event Summary:
Event: Fashion for a Fraction
Date: Saturday, Aug. 21, 2010
Time: General Shopping 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. / Exclusive VIP Hour 9 - 10 a.m.
Location: SPACES in Belle Meade, 6000 Highway 100 in Nashville
Cost: GA $5 or VIP $30 – purchase your ticket here to benefit EDCT!
Founded in 2003, Eating Disorders Coalition of Tennessee (EDCT) is the Southeast's only statewide nonprofit that targets eating disorder awareness, education, and prevention. EDCT’s robust offering of programs and services include eating disorders prevention in youth, specialized training for medical professionals, support groups for families, community nutrition and wellness presentations, a resource library and a variety of awareness events. More information is available at www.edct.net.
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