'The Amazing Arthur' to highlight Promise's 'An Evening of Promise'


SIOUX CENTER – Come join us for an evening of fantastic food, amazing entertainment and enjoyable fellowship.

Promise Community Health Center is planning its 10th annual “An Evening of Promise” Celebration and Fundraiser” for 6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 18, at Terrace View Event Center in Sioux Center. Doors will open at 5:30 p.m. for a social time.

Arthur Fratelli will present his hilarious comedy
mentalism show as the featured entertainment for
Promise Community Health Center's 10th annual
"An Evening of Promise Celebration and Fundraiser
on Thursday, Oct. 18, at Terrace View Event Center
in Sioux Center. Get your tickets by Oct. 10.

Tickets will be on sale through Wednesday, Oct. 10.

“This is an opportunity for you to get away and enjoy an evening of laughter and good times,” said Derrick Vander Waal, public relations officer for Promise. “Everyone who attends will have a wonderful time. You will leave refreshed, delighted and inspired.”

Arthur Fratelli, the featured entertainment for the evening, will captivate the crowd with his hilarious comedy mentalism show. Known as “The Amazing Arthur,” he travels the country to perform about 350 shows per year for events and venues of all types. He has entertained in about 30 states over the past two decades.

Fratelli has a favorite word to describe his show: “Amazingness.”

“I make predictions. I read body language. I try to incorporate a bit of improvisation. The show is ultra-interactive and quite funny. I also do a stunt with a pretty fantastic stunt with a lollipop – like I said, amazingness,” he said. “I’m constantly trying new routines, working a new angle, striving for something original – something people will scratch their heads over.”

The Triple Box of rural Orange City will cater a fine dining meal featuring Ritz chicken and seasoned pork loin.

Promise Community Health Center's 10th annual "An
Evening of Promise" Celebration and Fundraiser on
Thursday, Oct. 18, at Terrace View Event Center in
Sioux Center will feature entertainment by
comedian and mentalist Arthur Fratelli and a
dinner catered by The Triple Box. Tickets will
be sold until Wednesday, Oct. 10.

The seventh annual Addink Community Service Award will be presented to Judy Hauswald of Sioux Center. To learn more, read this feature story on her at: promisechcnews.blogspot.com/2018/09/hauswald-to-be-presented-2018-addink.html.

The event, which serves as Promise’s primary fundraiser every year, also will include a silent auction to support the mission of Promise in the community. A wide array of great products and services will be auction off.

Natural Food Holdings of Sioux Center again will serve as the primary corporate sponsor for “An Evening of Promise.” Several other area businesses also are supporting the annual event as sponsors, including Premier Bank; UnitedHealthcare; Proactive Physical Therapy & Sports Rehab; American State Bank; Cain Ellsworth & Co.; Peoples Bank; Premier Communications; Northwest Bank; Woods, Fuller, Shultz & Smith; and Van Engelenhoven Agency.

“Not only will people have a great time, but they will be supporting the role that Promise plays in the community. We are dedicated to providing accessible and affordable health care to everyone who needs it – whether you have ample financial resources or not, whether you have health insurance or not, whether you can speak English or not,” Vander Waal said. “We also will reflect upon and celebrate our growth over the past decade and look forward to the future. Come enjoy the evening with us.”

Promise Community Health Center of Sioux Center is a Federally Qualified Health Center serving the northwest corner of Iowa. Promise provides medical, prenatal, dental, vision, behavioral health and family planning services. To learn more, visit www.promisechc.org and watch this video. To read more Promise news, visit promisechcnews.blogspot.com.


TO BUY TICKETS:
Ticket sales for “An Evening of Promise” Celebration and Fundraiser will run through Wednesday, Oct. 10. Tickets are $40 for adults, and $20 for youth up to 17 years old. Tickets can be purchased online at promiseevent2018.eventbrite.com or at Promise Community Health Center, 338 1st Ave. NW, Sioux Center. Or, you can download a paper ticket form from Promise’s website at www.promisechc.org. For more information, please contact Derrick Vander Waal at 712-722-1700 Ext. 150 or derrick@promisechc.org.

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