Be Charmed by the Shoe Guys at First Annual Wine Women & Shoes Event

RALEIGH, N.C. - Sept. 16, 2013 - PRLog -- RALEIGH, NC - Communities In Schools of North Carolina, a tax-exempt organization that brings needed community resources into schools and community centers to aid at-risk students, has announced handsome Shoe Guys will be part of their first annual Wine Women & Shoes fundraising event. The event will be held at Marbles Kids Museum on Thursday, September 26, 2013 from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM.

Coming from all strides of life, the Shoe Guys are as entrancing as the latest shoe styles they serve. Choosing which shoe fits best is made simple with the strong outdoorsman, spirited musician, suave romantic and a dozen more charming men at your beck and call. After all, who can resist a man who knows the difference between a platform pump and a stacked heel stiletto? Adding to the style of wine-savvy, fashion-loving women and to the lifestyle of local youth, it is impossible to not swoon over the Shoe Guys.

General admission to the event is $75 per person. VIP admission, including reserved seating for the Fashion Show and a raffle ticket to the “Key to the Closet” giveaway, is $100 per person. The girlfriend package for five VIP tickets is $400. Raffle Tickets can be bought individually for $50. Valet parking is accessible for all guests. Register to attend at www.winewomenandshoes.com/raleigh.

“The Shoe Guys are one of the many highlights to our event,” said Beth Shore, Resource Development Director of Communities In Schools of NC. “Their sincere desire to further the success of our youth is a key role they will play with their presence and presentation at the event.”

For more information about Communities In Schools of North Carolina, visit www.cisnc.org or call 919-832-2700.

About Communities In Schools of North Carolina

Communities In Schools of North Carolina, state headquarters for the Communities in Schools network in North Carolina, is a part of the national Communities In Schools network – the leading dropout prevention organization in the country. Currently, Communities In Schools of NC provides assistance to 37 local affiliates serving 44 North Carolina counties. In turn, these affiliates connect students and families to the community resources they need. Affiliates provide students with a one-to-one relationship with a caring adult, a safe place to learn and grow, a healthy start and future, a marketable skill to use upon graduation and a chance to give back to peers and the community. The mission of Communities In Schools is tosurround students with a community of support, empowering them to stay in school and achieve in life. For more information, visit www.cisnc.org.