Adrienne Dixon could not have imagined, in 1998, that the Halloween party she hosted in her Orem home would evolve into the significant philanthropic event it is today. From the house to spacious venue, the annual October gathering that began with a dozen or so friends is now feted by hundreds at two major events each year, bringing in thousands of dollars for local charities. Working side by side today with members of the nonprofit Sisters of the Moon, plans for the Fourth Annual Halloween Witch Party are well underway.
Friday, October 7, 2016
Sisters of the Moon: Rising Utah Charity Hosts Parties With Purpose; Fourth Annual Halloween Party Invites Women to Get Their “Steampunk Witch” On For A Great Cause
Adrienne Dixon could not have imagined, in 1998, that the Halloween party she hosted in her Orem home would evolve into the significant philanthropic event it is today. From the house to spacious venue, the annual October gathering that began with a dozen or so friends is now feted by hundreds at two major events each year, bringing in thousands of dollars for local charities. Working side by side today with members of the nonprofit Sisters of the Moon, plans for the Fourth Annual Halloween Witch Party are well underway.
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