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  • Thu., May 9, 11 a.m.-2 p.m.

    Windcrest Civic Center

    9310 Jim Seal Drive, San Antonio San Antonio

    Join in for the 2024 Old Bag Luncheon to benefit local high school graduating students and other student needs. This annual fundraiser is the liveliest event of the year! After dining together, the professional Auctioneer will orchestrate bids for an exciting assortment of donated handbags, most of which contain an additional surprise inside to be revealed by the winning bidder. Bring your friends, neighbors and significant others with you for an entertaining afternoon supporting our area students. Secure your ticket now as this event has limited seating and sells out. (210) 655-0022

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