The 2015 South Lakes High School All Night Grad Party would like to thank the following businesses that supported us this past year with their generous donations of funds, goods and food.
The All Night Grad Party is an drug-free and alcohol-free celebration for the graduating class of South Lakes and involves the active participation of hundreds of volunteers. We rely on the community and their support to make this special night happen. Thank you so much! ​
Platinum ($500+)
FrozenYo
Reston Association
Reston Community Center
Gold ($100 – 499)
Delegate Ken Plum
Beloved Yoga
Chick-Fil-A
Home Depot
Honey-Baked Ham
Il Fornaio
Kyle Knight Agency
Office Depot
Ortho VA North
PJ Mulligans
Town Center Orthopaedics
Wegman’s
​Target​
Container Store​
Silver ($50 – 99)
Auld Shebeen
Carrabba’s
Clyde’s
Einstein’s
Tim Finefrock, Keller Williams
Flippin’ Pizza
Harris Teeter
Kalypso
KSB
Luciano’s
Naked Pizza
Noodles and Co.
Pei Wei
Pot Belly
Safeway
TGIF
Bronze ($5 – 49)
Glory Days
Great American Restaurants
Moe’s Southwestern
On the Border
Safeway
Saladworks
Starbucks
Tisseront Orthodontics
Zoe’s
Special Mentions
The following restaurants planned to donate food. Unfortunately, the storm and sudden loss of power prevented them from doing so. A special thank you for supporting us goes to:
Buffalo Wing Factory, Hunters Woods
Dunkin’ Donuts, Hunters Woods
Glory Days, Fox Mill
Hunan East, Fox Mill
Ledo’s, Hunters Woods
Lucia’s, Fox Mill
Parent contributors
Gold ($100 – 499)
Janice LaRock
Families of:
Jessica Grubbs
Khoa Nguyen
Silver ($50 – 99)
Stephanie Baird
Families of:
Susan Duffy
Yasmeen Jones
Joshua Kobayashi
Brian Miles
Diana Minnix
Ross Taylor
Bronze ($5 – 49)
Families of:
Evan Alexa
Sara Bekenstein
Mark Boumeester
Ethan Byrd
Andrew Creekman
Sydney Crutcher
John Frauenheim
Katie Heiman
Ellen Huber
Jalen Leacock
Michelle Ma
Caitlyn Maginnis
Michael McDermott
Ebony Mitchell-Goodfellow
Rakesh Raveendran
Laith Sanjak
Ryan Sharifi
Mac Sogandares
Kailin Soto
Kyra Stosch
Katherine Thomas
Christian Vagonis
Anya Walker
Athena Washington
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