Dear Fellow Democrats,

Are you ready to start some Good Trouble? The Cass County Democratic Central Committee is hosting its annual Back to Blue Dinner on April 23, 2022, at Memorial Station in Belton and we would love your support. We will honor Good Troublemakers past, present and future with a social hour at 5:30 pm, followed by dinner and program starting at 6:30pm. This event is a fundraiser for our Central Committee and will allow us to open a headquarters during the 2022 election cycle and support our local Democratic candidates.

Our inspiring line-up of Good Troublemakers includes Jessica Piper, a rural Progressive running for Missouri HD1, Manny Abarca, KCMO school board & MDP Treasurer, a special video message from Congressman Emanuel Cleaver and our special guest, Kansas City, MO Mayor Quinton Lucas. Jessica Podhola, IUPAT Government Affairs, returns as our emcee. Join us for a fun evening of great food, great entertainment, and phenomenal Democrats! You especially don’t want to miss our silent auction or a chance to win a locally made Gaddup the Democratic donkey quilt.

Your support is always critical to the success of Democrats in Cass County and this support is essential in 2022. We really need your help as an EVENT Sponsor. Four sponsorship levels are available. Please see the enclosed reply form for details. You may purchase individual tickets or sponsorships online at https://secure.actblue.com/donate/b2b2022.

If you’d like to purchase extra tickets, or if you purchase a sponsorship and won’t be using all of your tickets, please indicate on the form that these tickets may be given to our volunteers and/or students.

Your contribution is greatly appreciated. We look forward to seeing you for an eventful evening of Good Trouble!

Sincerely,

Patty Johnson

Chair, Cass County Central Democratic Committee

PS:  The safety of our guests is of utmost importance to us. We ask that all attendees be up to date with their Covid-19 vaccinations. We will closely monitor Covid-19 cases here and if there is more than a 5% positivity test rate, masks will be required inside the venue when not eating or drinking.