Pahrump Fundraiser Aims to Put Beds in Children's Homes

Sleep in Heavenly Peace will host its 5th Annual Christmas Spaghetti Fundraiser on Wednesday, December 10 at Saddle West Hotel Casino RV Resort, offering Pahrump residents a chance to support the nonprofit's mission to ensure no child sleeps on the floor. The evening will combine a pasta buffet with fundraising auctions and entertainment to generate funds for materials bedding and tools needed to build and deliver beds to local children.

Doors will open at 5:00 p.m. A pasta buffet and dessert will be served from 6:00 to 6:45 p.m. The Silent Auction will run from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. and will be followed by a Live Auction and entertainment beginning at 7:00 p.m. Sponsors for the event include Saddle West and Sunflower Fashions, and table sponsorships are available for donors who wish to provide larger-scale support.

Tickets cost $40 per person and can be purchased in person at Sunflower Fashions, 1141 S. NV Hwy 160, Suite number 7, or by calling 775-990-7993. The fundraiser will take place at Saddle West, 1220 S. Hwy 160. For additional information prospective attendees may contact Carmen Murzyn at 775-910-8921 or carmen.murzyn@shpbeds.org, or Michelle Caird at 509-995-3078.

For local families and service providers the event has direct practical implications. Funds raised will be used to buy lumber mattresses bedding and tools and to support volunteer effort logistics that turn donations into beds placed in homes across the valley. Community participation in ticket purchases auction bids and sponsorships translates into measurable resources that increase the number of beds Sleep in Heavenly Peace can build and deliver in the coming months.

The fundraiser also creates opportunities for local businesses and residents to signal support for vulnerable children while enjoying a community evening of food and entertainment. With limited seating and time specific auction windows organizers encourage residents who want to attend to secure tickets early to ensure their participation in what has become a seasonal effort to provide comfort and hope to families in Nye County.