Join us for the Natalie Cribari Drug Awareness Fund Charity Masquerade Gala
Date: Friday October 11, 2019
Location: The Hotel Hershey, Hershey, PA
Time: 6:30 p.m. until 10:30 p.m.
DJ Giovanni Traino will be your DJ for the evening.
All proceeds go to benefit and aid individuals in recovery. Tickets can be purchased from any NCDAF Board Member in person with cash, check, or using the order form below. Two drink tickets will be provided with each ticket purchase.
**Anyone purchasing a ticket must be 21 or accompanied by a parent/guardian. Please bring proper identification to use the included drink tickets and to purchase any additional alcoholic beverages.
**Please drink responsibly. NCDAF strongly encourages that Uber or Lyft Services be utilized by Gala attendees. Valet services are provided by the hotel; please tip your valet.
Welcome to NCDAF
Our organization was formed by a grass roots effort of family members and community activists focused on the pursuit of eradicating heroin and other harmful drugs from our culture, our children’s lives and our community. We envision a future where heroin and other narcotics are no longer widely used or distributed to our children. This is not a war on drugs; this is a fight to save lives. Our volunteers raise awareness and funding that help us fight these terrible addictions. We strive to find answers and preventative measures. Saving a child, a family member and a friend…. one at a time.
Natalies Story
Natalie’s Life and struggle with Heroin Inspired myself and others to get involved in the fight. Natalie’s last several months was spent being incarcerated in the Dauphin County prison in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. Natalie loved to express herself in many ways and was the author of a collection of poems, one of her most impactful works was titled Heroin. See a excerpt below.
Heroin
By Natalie Cribari (Written December 25, 2005)
Through poison-tainted veins, I feel
a warmth that soothes, but is surreal
It’s funny how we became acquainted
He made me quiver, I almost fainted.
He seemed so cool, so calm, and sweet
He swept me off my virgin feet.
We fell in love, or so I thought
My soul, not my love, is what he sought
To see the complete poem and all of Natalie Cribari’s work visit our sister site www.heavenawaits.org.
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