West Virginia Wesleyan College and WVU Medicine St. Joseph’s Hospital announce return of annual fundraising gala

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BUCKHANON, W.Va. — West Virginia Wesleyan College and WVU Medicine St. Joseph’s Hospital are excited to announce the return of their annual fundraising Gala.

After several years of hiatus, the lavish Gala will return in March of 2024. This year’s Gala will be “An Evening of Mardi Gras Magic” held on Friday, March 22, 2024 in the “French Quarter” at the beautiful Stonewall Resort.

Come experience an evening of magic with a cool jazz reception beginning at 6 pm followed by a New Orleans Style parade to a scrumptious feast at 7 pm. Don’t miss out on live music provided by the incomparable sound of the “Boilermaker Jazz Band” along with live and silent auctions and other exciting activities.

Dress is black tie optional, Mardi Gras attire is welcome. Table and individual sponsorships are now available, including the “Big Easy Benefactor” with two tables of ten and promotion; the “French Quarter Supporter” with one table of ten and promotion; the “Cajun Contributor” with one table of ten; and individual tickets with the “Party Gras Patron.” Select “Signature Event Sponsorships” are also available by calling 304-473-8485.

Reserve online at www.wvwc.edu/gala2024 or by calling 304-473-8485.

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