Roberta’s Place 20th Annual Festival of Wreaths

  • Roberta’s Place is a non-profit organization that serves over 300 domestic violence victims and their children. All the proceeds at the Festival of Wreaths go back to the domestic violence shelter and the victims. Arieanna Crowson CC
    Roberta’s Place is a non-profit organization that serves over 300 domestic violence victims and their children. All the proceeds at the Festival of Wreaths go back to the domestic violence shelter and the victims. Arieanna Crowson CC
  • There were many attendees at the Festival of Wreaths. It was joked by multiple attendees that next year they will need to have a bigger venue. Dinner was also provided and cooked by Grants High School’s Pro Start.
    There were many attendees at the Festival of Wreaths. It was joked by multiple attendees that next year they will need to have a bigger venue. Dinner was also provided and cooked by Grants High School’s Pro Start.
  • This year’s Festival of Wreaths was the 20th annual fundraiser. Many businesses and other individuals donated wreaths for the festival, some of these include Delta Tire, the Chamber of Commerce, and the Cibola Citizen.
    This year’s Festival of Wreaths was the 20th annual fundraiser. Many businesses and other individuals donated wreaths for the festival, some of these include Delta Tire, the Chamber of Commerce, and the Cibola Citizen.

    Roberta’s Place is a non-profit organization that serves over 300 domestic violence victims and their children. All the proceeds at the Festival of Wreaths go back to the domestic violence shelter and the victims.

    There were many attendees at the Festival of Wreaths. It was joked by multiple attendees that next year they will need to have a bigger venue. Dinner was also provided and cooked by Grants High School’s Pro Start.

    This year’s Festival of Wreaths was the 20th annual fundraiser. Many businesses and other individuals donated wreaths for the festival, some of these include Delta Tire, the Chamber of Commerce, and the Cibola Citizen.