DESERT HORIZONS OWNERS ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS ADVISORY GROUP REPORT ANNUAL MEETING 2025
Advisory Group Name: Club/Social Advisory Group Members: Joanne Pastula, Barbara Cooper, Nancy Crosby, Marilyn Davidson, Peggy Eaton, Arlene Hamacher, Georgia Hosac, Barbara Meserve, Susan Rombough, Judy Sloan, Carol Pavlick. Submitted by: Cyndie Shepard (Chair) I would like to thank the members of the Club/Social advisory group for the support and dedication to make every single occasion a very special one. In addition thanks To Rodrigo Gutierrez for his leadership and guidance working with us. Fall 2024: A Warm Welcome Back The season started with our highly anticipated Welcome Home Event, which was a resounding success, drawing nearly 300 enthusiastic attendees. The atmosphere was electric, filled with laughter, camaraderie, and the joy of reconnecting with friends and neighbors after the summer break. Attendees enjoyed live music from a talented local band that got everyone on their feet, dancing and celebrating the beginning of the season. The event successfully raised funds designated for seasonal décor and entertainment, ensuring our upcoming events will be as vibrant and engaging. Winter 2024-25: A Season of Celebration and Community • Merry Mailboxes and Cart Décor Tour : This event attracted over 100 participants, who showcased their creativity with more than 140 beautifully decorated mailboxes. The tour highlighted our members’ artistic talents and fostered a sense of community as neighbors admired each other’s festive displays, and we added a karaoke afterward. • Christmas Eve Dinner : Our annual Christmas Eve Dinner was a season highlight, selling out completely. Attendees were treated to a beautifully decorated dining space and a gourmet meal that received rave reviews. The warm ambiance and joyful camaraderie captured the holiday spirit's essence. • New Year’s Eve Gala: The New Year’s Eve Gala was another sold-out affair. It featured an elegant evening with a live band that kept the dance floor lively. Guests enjoyed a sumptuous dinner, and the stunning décor created a magical atmosphere, leaving attendees eager for continued celebrations. • Scholarship Event: Our Scholarship Event was a tremendous success, selling out and generating a remarkable $95,000 for scholarships, with an additional $5,000 anticipated from the March Home Tour. The overwhelming support from our members underscores the community’s commitment to fostering education and opportunity for deserving students. • Valentine’s Dinner Show : This delightful evening filled with love and laughter drew 140 attendees. The event's popularity led us to add 28 additional seats to accommodate demand. Guests were mesmerized by the magician’s performance, and the combination of an exquisite dinner followed by dancing created a memorable night for all.
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