Livingston Parish Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) held its first community fundraiser, dubbed “SADD Shines,” on Thursday, April 19, at the North Park Recreation Center in Denham Springs.
People place their bids for the silent auction that was held at the “SADD Shines” fundraiser at the North Park Recreation Center on Thursday, April 19.
Members of Livingston Parish Students Against Destructive Decisions prepare food for more than 300 ticket buyers.
Daniel Wendt, drum major for the Golden Band from Tigerland, served as the master of ceremonies for “SADD Shines.” Wendt is a 2012 graduate of Denham Springs High and was a member of the school’s SADD affiliate, Jackets Against Destructive Decisions (JADD).
A member of Livingston Parish Students Against Destructive Decision (SADD) pushes a cart of food out of the kitchen area.
Miller McCants, middle, carries a cart of food to serve to ticket buyers at the “SADD Shines” fundraiser on Thursday, April 19.
Students prepare food for the “SADD Shines” fundraiser at the North Park Recreation Center on Thursday, April 19.
Levi Milton Elementary students perform an anti-bulying skit at the “SADD Shines” fundraiser on Thursday, April 19.
Livingston Parish SADD Director Dylan Ivy addresses the crowd at the “SADD Shines” fundraiser on Thursday, April 19.
Denham Springs High student Grace Stevens walks around holding a king cake for people to bid on during a live auction at the “SADD Shines” fundraiser on Thursday, April 19.
Maddie Poliquin, left, performs a martial rts demonstration while Cedric Lee observes fom behind.
Preston Edwards goes through his martial arts routine at the “SADD Shines” fundraiser on Thursday, April 19.
