Heart for helping others main mission of Men’s Night out

MARIANNE MUELLER PHOTOS The Herald
Rockton Police Chief Steve Dickson enjoyed having a manicure at the fourth annual Men’s Night Out event at the Rockton Sanctuary Spa.

By Marianne Mueller
REPORTER
Sports trivia, enjoying sliders, appetizers, craft beer, playing games, manicures, consultations, relaxing, mingling with others, receiving pampering services, gift bags and a chance to win an NFL jersey are only a few ways that men were catered to on Friday evening, Feb. 10.
In its fourth year helping others remained the main mission of the event held at the Rockton Sanctuary Spa. To be eligible to win an NFL jersey any $5 donation to the American Heart Association earned participants an entry into the drawing.
Non-perishable food items were collected to help the Old Stone Church Food Pantry. Items brought in for the food pantry allowed more entries to win.
“Kohl’s generously do-nated $500 to the pantry toward expanding the back pack program into the sum-mer,” said Rockton Sanctu-ary Spa owner, Erica Smith.
Men also had an option of getting a jump start on Valentine gifts or gift card promotions. Lending an extra dose of support to the cause Main Street Meats

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