GCCC Endowment Association Announces Commerce Bank as 2024 Scholarship Auction Presenting Sponsor
[Garden City, KS] April 3, 2024 -- The Garden City Community College Endowment Association proudly unveils Commerce Bank as the presenting sponsor for the highly anticipated 46th Annual Scholarship Auction.
Lenzy Kuebler, Director of the GCCC Endowment Association, emphasized the auction's importance, stating, "The annual Scholarship Auction stands as a cornerstone event for Garden City Community College, enabling us to provide vital support to our students. We are immensely grateful to Commerce Bank for their generous support, which further strengthens our ability to make a meaningful impact."
In response to this partnership, John Koons, president, Commerce Bank Garden City stated, “Commerce Bank is dedicated to building strong communities where we live and work. As a long-term supporter of Garden City Community College, we are excited to extend our partnership and support an event that makes a meaningful impact in the lives of the students.”
The 2024 GCCC Scholarship Auction is scheduled to take place on Friday, April 12, 2024, commencing at 6:00 PM at the Finney County Fairgrounds. This year's theme, "Country versus Country Club," promises an evening of unique charm, encouraging attendees to blend western attire with refined country club fashion for an unforgettable experience. The event will showcase both silent and live auctions, along with a thrilling 50/50 cash drawing.
Admission Wristbands are available exclusively online for $60 per person while supplies last. Each wristband grants access to the auction festivities and includes a delectable meal accompanied by adult beverages (for guests aged 21 and above). Wristbands must be collected from the GCCC Endowment Association Office before the event during regular business hours (Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM).
To secure wristbands, interested individuals can visit www.gcccendowment.com or contact the Endowment Office at 620-276-0412.
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