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Cocktails on the Roof 2018. Photo courtesy of the WiSH Education Foundation.

WiSH Education Foundation Raises $40k With ‘Cocktails On the Roof’ Event

The WiSH Education Foundation recently held its fourth annual “Cocktails on the Roof” event, raising $40,000 for the William S. Hart Union High School District STEAM programs.


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The funds raised are slated to go towards the arts, since money has already been set aside for programs like music, graphic design and literacy, according to the foundation.

“This year was our largest yet, with more booths than we’ve ever had before, offering a huge number of choices in food and drink. You really had to pace yourself,” said Amy Daniels, executive director of the WiSH Education Foundation. “In addition to many of your favorite local restaurants, we had several single spirit vendors, wineries and breweries who offered imaginative drinks to our guests. We also had a voting booth for best signature cocktail, and this year the winner was first-time participant Claim Jumper restaurant with their Grilled Pineapple Margarita, which has now been added to their featured menu.”

The event was held on top of the Westfield Valencia Town Center parking garage, where the space was transformed into a classic rooftop party, complete with trees, lighting, dancing and lounge spaces, according to officials.

Related: ‘Wine On The Roof’ Gathers Community For WiSH Foundation Fundraiser

“There is nothing like this in our region,thanks to the creativity and assistance of Eve Bushman of Eve Bushman Consulting,” said Daniels. “Her vision comes to life with an amazing WiSH committee, incredible volunteers and of course our sponsors, who come back every year to make this happen.”

This year’s participants included JFC Int’l, Nealie’s Skillet, Marston’s Restaurant, Honu Coffee, Mammoth Mountain Coffee, Willow Creek Distillery, Indian Affair, Wolf Creek Brewery, Wolf Creek Restaurant, Salt Creek Grille, Nothing Bundt Cakes, Pomp & Whimsy Gin Liqueur, Sweet Beams Ice Cream, Mule 2.0, Lazy Dog Restaurant, SCV Custom Crush Services (Pulchella Winery), Newhall Press Room, LA Scotch Club, Alchemy, Dulce Vida, Hyatt Regency Valencia, Lucille’s Smokehouse BBQ, Sweet T’s Treats, Impex Beverages, The Local Pub, Smokehouse on Main, Claim Jumper, solita, Figenza Mediterranean Fig Vodka and the Joy Squad Photo Experience.

For more information on this and other events, visit the website here or contact WiSH@hartdistrict.org or 661-799-9474.

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WiSH Education Foundation Raises $40k With ‘Cocktails On the Roof’ Event

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