Show your support

We invite you to be a part of this exciting evening through a tax- deductible sponsorship. With fundraisers such as this one, Family Promise of Irving will continue to serve the families with children in Irving. Your support not only will make a difference in Irving but also will demonstrate your company’s commitment to a strong community. Your company name will be recognized in a variety of ways depending on the level of sponsorship you choose

All of the details on how to become a sponsor of the "Once Upon a Time..." Family Promise of Irving Gala are included in the Adobe document below.


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If you have questions contact:

Kathleen Rachele, FPI Fundraising Chair
817-729-7916 Kathleen.Rachele@familypromiseirving.org
“When You Wish Upon A Star”- $2500+
AMENITIES
  • VIP table with up to 10 tickets and Name Recognition
  • Exclusive Preview of Auction Items
  • Recognition in Program, on FPI’s Website and in FPI Newsletter

“Always in my Heart”- $1500+
AMENITIES
  • VIP seating with up to 4 tickets
  • Recognition in Program, on FPI’s Website and in FPI Newsletter

“Don’t Sit Under the Apple Tree”- $500+
AMENITIES
  • VIP seating with up to 2 tickets
  • Recognition in Program and on FPI’s Website

“Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy”- $250+
AMENITIES
  • Up to 2 tickets
  • Recognition in Program

Thank you to our sponsors:

1940's Slang

  1. Take a powder –
    to leave
  2. Fuddy-Duddy –
    old-fashioned person
  3. Gobbledygook –
    double talk, long speech
  4. Fat-head –
    stupid or foolish person
  5. Chrome-dome –
    word for a bald headed man
  6. Eager beaver –
    enthusiastic helper
  7. Armored heifer –
    canned milk
  8. In cahoots with – conspiring with
  9. Snap your cap –
    get angry
  10. Doll dizzy – girl crazy
  11. Ducky shincracker - a good dancer
  12. Above my pay grade – don’t ask me
  13. Cook with gas – to do something right
  14. Killer-diller – good stuff
  15. Hi sugar, are you rationed? – are you going steady?
  16. Stompers – shoes
  17. Flip your wig – to lose control of yourself
  18. Dead hoofer – poor dancer
  19. Bathtub – motorcycle sidecar
  20. Pennies from heaven – easy money
  21. Ameche – to telephone
  22. Gone with the wind – run off (with the money)
  23. Lettuce - money
  24. Gas - either a good time or something that was really funny
  25. Grandstand – to show off
  26. Brainchild – someone’s creative idea
  27. What’s buzzin’, cousin? – how’s it going?
  28. Khaki wacky – boy crazy
  29. Hen fruit – eggs
  30. Hi-de-ho - hello
  31. Pass the buck – pass responsibility for
  32. Motorized freckles – insects