Saturday, October 2, 2010

“‘A Place to Lay Your Head'”

“‘A Place to Lay Your Head'”

‘A Place to Lay Your Head'

Posted: 02 Oct 2010 12:08 PM PDT

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'A Place to Lay Your Head'

Jabin Botsford/The Daily Times
Originally published: October 02. 2010 3:01AM
Last modified: October 01. 2010 10:11PM

Terri Lyon, Pat Luna, Laura Mallette and Karin Bell (left to right) socialize Friday evening at Family Promise of Blount County's "A Place to Lay Your Head" fundraiser at Foothills Mall. The event, located in the former Belk Home Store, features a showcase of decorated bedrooms with accessories and decor available for purchase. The event continues today with food and family activities.

Brad Beshore looks at a silent auction bedroom at Family Promise of Blount County's "A Place to Lay Your Head" event at Foothills Mall. Proceeds from the event benefits the Family Promise program for homeless families in Blount County.

Maryville High School Orchestra violinist Raychel Saffron plays at Family Promise of Blount County's fundraising event Friday at Foothills Mall. The Family Promise program is currently providing four homeless families with eight children a place to stay while they look for housing and work.

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Kim Lay and her son Aidan, 7, look at a bedroom set that is being auctioned at the "A Place To Lay Your Head" fundraiser. Tickets are $5 and children under 12 are admitted free to the event, which concludes today at Foothills Mall.

Kathi Parkins (left), executive director of Family Promise, serves cake at the organization's "A Place to Lay Your Head" fundraising event Friday at Foothills Mall.

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