The popular Niagara Fireworks pizza fundraiser got underway last weekend
when sales began during the annual
Niagara Lions Nine-Pin Bowling Tournament held at the newly remodeled Uptown
Lanes & Lounge. In the photo, Uptown Lanes & Lounge co-owners
Emily and Brock Payette are shown with Ann Dunlap of the Niagara Community
Fireworks Committee. The pizza fundraiser is the fifth annual for the
Niagara Community Fireworks Committee which will use the funds raised to
finance future fireworks at the Niagara Lions Community Picnics. Due to
the Niagara Centennial being held this year, this will be the only fireworks
fundraiser that will be held in 2014 so as not to conflict with Niagara
Centennial projects and activities.
Four vendors have agreed to participate and these include:
Audrey’s Ravioli Shop of Niagara
Uptown Lanes & Lounge of Niagara
Jim’s Restaurant of Niagara
Pizza Oven of Kingsford
The cost will again be just $8.00 for each 12-inch
homemade pizza for either sausage and cheese or pepperoni and cheese
pizzas. All participating businesses will donate $2.00 back to the
Fireworks Committee for each pizza sold. The goal will be to match or
exceed the total of 787 pizzas sold a year ago.
The pizza sale will run from February 21-April 14 and those who purchase pizzas
will pick them up at the business they ordered from on Saturday, May 3.
Pizza order forms are available at the First National Bank of Niagara, Forward
Financial Credit Union at its Niagara, Pembine, and Iron Mountain offices, and
from Fireworks committee members Gordon Behnke, Ann Dunlap, Kerry Grippen, Char
Liebergen, Lisa Mattia, Lenore Neveau, and Don Novak.
For more information, contact Kerry Grippen at (906) 282-8471 or via email at kgrippen@niagaracable.com
Emily and Brock Payette owners Uptown Lanes & Lounge and Ann Dunlap committee member