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NIGHT IN BLUE

Event Staff Request - Wednesday, October 16, 2019

AJ Williams Events is looking for volunteer event staff for the Night in Blue, Wednesday, October 16, 2019, at the Liberty Hall, Revere Hotel Boston Common featuring Run-DMC. We are looking for people with great people skills, positive attitudes, and a strong work ethic. Staff will be engaging attendees at registration, helping with the auction and other various tasks throughout the event. Please review the information below and confirm immediately and provide your cell phone and full contact info to Maria - maria@ajwilliamsevents.com.

Event Details:

Date: Wednesday, October 16, 2019

Where: Liberty Hall at the Revere Hotel Boston Common, 200 Stuart Street, Boston, MA 02116

Time needed:4:30-9:30pm. Dinner Included

Description: Boston Police Activities League will host the Night in Blue to celebrate over 30 years of Boston PAL’s service to the community. Night in Blue is a celebration of the profound commitment to public safety and

youth activities through the Boston Police Department. The event will feature a culinary dine-around reception and auction followed by an awards presentation honoring Mayor Martin J. Walsh, the Bureau of Community Engagement and Pal’s youth. The evening culminates with a concert performance by the legendary Run-DMC.

Approximate number of Guests: 400+ guests

Wardrobe: Ladies -Black tailored pants, black blazer jacket, black tank, black dress shoes. Men - Black tailored pants, black dress shirt, black shoes.

Please be on time for scheduled training.

Contact Onsite:Maria 617-816-6837, maria@ajwilliamsevents.com

Please do not email day of with any cancellations, if you have to cancel or need to contact Maria please call or text the number provided above.

About Boston Police Activities League:

Boston PALfosters a culture of trust and respect between the community and the Boston Police Department through programs that promote character development, improve educational outcomes, and reduce crime. PAL provides funding to support a wide array of programs, activities, and events that create the opportunity for the community and BPD officers to interact in a positive and constructive manner. This engagement cultivates relationships, with the ultimate goal of creating a safe environment that affords all citizenry the opportunity to flourish. Founded in 1986 and historically focused on athletics, PAL has expanded to support a wide range of activities that serve to enhance youth police dialogue and provide outlets to keep the city’s youth busy and out of trouble.

Please visit www.bostonpal.orgto learn more about the Boston PAL.