March 5, 2020

Entertainers Highlight Talent Show

The 20+ voice Mission Valley Children’s Choir will open the Mission Valley Has Talent show, followed by Magician Ken Avison, at 7 p.m., Friday, March 13, at the Polson High School Auditorium

Tribal Waves will perform a haka of courage and strength representing a traditional war dance of the Maori culture, during vote tabulation. Samoan and Hawaiian tribal drums with dancers will perform the haka followed by feats strength by TEAM XTREME.

Tickets, $5 for students, age 18 and under, and $10 for adults, age 19 and over, available online at http://missionvalleyhastalent.com/, at Polson businesses Sweet Bliss and Perfect Shot Tavern, or at the door.

MVHT is a fundraiser for the Helping Hands Fund. The first two events raised more than $10,000 for the ecumenical project.

Since 2004, when Helping Hands Fund was established, the fund supported by local churches, organizations and individuals, has responded to more than 45,000 requests for assistance. Assistance is given in the form of vouchers for food, gas, temporary lodging, clothing, utilities and transportation. The project also helps with short term needs such as personal care bags, hygiene products, household supplies and obtaining vital records. Newer projects include the Community Cradle Project, Backpack Project and the Holiday Giving Project. Referrals are made to other resource service partners to help clients address their long-term needs and goals.

Direct questions to Helping Hands Fund office, 883-8256.