‘Sunset Soirée’ to clothe children in need

Left to right are Doña Ana Community College cake and patisserie instructor Jenni Kosnick-Hart; Cecilia Castro, DACC culinary arts instructor and executive chef at Hacienda de Mesilla; Enrique Hernandez, executive chef at Amador Live; DACC Senior Culinary Arts Director (and long-time Dress the Child volunteer) Tom Drake; Luis Castaneda, kitchen manager at D.H. Lescombes; long-time Dress the Child of Las Cruces coordinator Doug Boberg; Grapevine Event Center Executive Chef (and long-time Dress the Child volunteer) Vince Campbell; Amber Casanova, executive chef at Picacho Hills Country Club.

Courtesy photo by Dress the Child

Posted Thursday, October 3, 2024 4:22 pm

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A six-course chef-prepared Mediterranean dinner accompanied by live jazz music is promised to participants in the 33rd annual Dress the Child of Las Cruces fundraising dinner, titled, “Sunset Soirée: An Evening Under the Stars” on Sunday.

Per a news release, the ticketed event raises funds for purchasing new clothing and shoes for children in poverty in the Mesilla Valley: 100 percent of the proceeds will go to the mission, organizers said.

Tickets range from $75-$100. Ticketing and more information, including how to donate, are available via Dress the Child coordinator Doug Boberg at 575-644-9469.

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‘Sunset Soirée’ to clothe children in need

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