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(LIVONIA, January 23, 2015) CDS Foundation 22nd annual Wild Game Dinner Sold Out to 900 attendees to raise funds to open "Tino's Farm" recovery center in South Lyon on Tino's 35 acre farm.
The Wild Game Benefit Dinner included a fantastic assortment of appetizers prior to a delicious family style wild game dinner, silent auction, live auction, raffles, and many prizes. 800 took part at last year's Wild Game Dinner which raised over $80,000 "Tino's Farm" and local charities supported by the CDS Foundation.
"Through the years, the Foundation has had the opportunity to raise money for so many good causes throughout the community," said Richard Asztalos a local businessman who is President of the CDS Foundation. "We have hundreds of people who have supported us through the years and they tell us how they always have a great time at the Wild Game Dinner event."
Tino's Farm will open spring 2015 with the support and direction of Dawn Farms founder Jim Balmer and director Jason Schwartz to bring awareness to the need for those in need of substance abuse recovery in a safe and affordable housing.
Tino's Farm will hold it's 4th Annual Bar B Que on the farm located in South Lyon, 55880 8 Mile Road this August 23, 2015 in cooperation with Livonia Save Our Youth, Families Against Narcotics, St. Mary Mercy Hospital, Botsford Hospital.
Tino Del Signore, 47, was known for his generosity and philanthropic work throughout his life and the fundraiser is intended to carry on that legacy. He was among a group of people who started CDS (Constantino Del Signore) Foundation 20 years ago and since then thousands of dollars have been donated to various causes.
“He gave so much to people,” explained Richard Asztalos, CDS Foundation president. “He had the biggest heart in the world.”
"After Del Signore’s death, we have changed the focus of the foundation,” Asztalos said. “If we save one kid we are saving a family of people. We are talking with organizations about programs that can be done at the farm. Most important is to build the awareness of substance abuse.
There’s an epidemic right now.”
The CDS Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that holds community events that raise funds to support local charities. All proceed from CDS Foundation programs are directed to Tino's Farm and charities without any administrative costs.
http://www.CDSfoundation.net
CONTACT: RICHARD ASZTALOS
EMAIL: RICHARD@CDSFOUNDATION.NET
PHONE: 248 763 0142
Tino's Farm transitional housing provides structured settings where newly sober residents learn basic new skills for drug free living. Residents hold a job, maintain a household , attend A.A., and participate in the community in a safe affordable environment off the streets and into solid recovery.
The Wild Game Benefit Dinner included a fantastic assortment of appetizers prior to a delicious family style wild game dinner, silent auction, live auction, raffles, and many prizes. 800 took part at last year's Wild Game Dinner which raised over $80,000 "Tino's Farm" and local charities supported by the CDS Foundation.
"Through the years, the Foundation has had the opportunity to raise money for so many good causes throughout the community," said Richard Asztalos a local businessman who is President of the CDS Foundation. "We have hundreds of people who have supported us through the years and they tell us how they always have a great time at the Wild Game Dinner event."
Tino's Farm will open spring 2015 with the support and direction of Dawn Farms founder Jim Balmer and director Jason Schwartz to bring awareness to the need for those in need of substance abuse recovery in a safe and affordable housing.
Tino's Farm will hold it's 4th Annual Bar B Que on the farm located in South Lyon, 55880 8 Mile Road this August 23, 2015 in cooperation with Livonia Save Our Youth, Families Against Narcotics, St. Mary Mercy Hospital, Botsford Hospital.
Tino Del Signore, 47, was known for his generosity and philanthropic work throughout his life and the fundraiser is intended to carry on that legacy. He was among a group of people who started CDS (Constantino Del Signore) Foundation 20 years ago and since then thousands of dollars have been donated to various causes.
“He gave so much to people,” explained Richard Asztalos, CDS Foundation president. “He had the biggest heart in the world.”
"After Del Signore’s death, we have changed the focus of the foundation,” Asztalos said. “If we save one kid we are saving a family of people. We are talking with organizations about programs that can be done at the farm. Most important is to build the awareness of substance abuse.
There’s an epidemic right now.”
The CDS Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that holds community events that raise funds to support local charities. All proceed from CDS Foundation programs are directed to Tino's Farm and charities without any administrative costs.
http://www.CDSfoundation.net
CONTACT: RICHARD ASZTALOS
EMAIL: RICHARD@CDSFOUNDATION.NET
PHONE: 248 763 0142
Tino's Farm transitional housing provides structured settings where newly sober residents learn basic new skills for drug free living. Residents hold a job, maintain a household , attend A.A., and participate in the community in a safe affordable environment off the streets and into solid recovery.
