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The document outlines how to plan a fundraising event called "Hay Day" to benefit the Save the Horses shelter. It discusses researching elements like color psychology and coordinators. A master plan is suggested covering venue, activities, food, vendors, publicity, entertainment, budget and invitations. The facilitator Bonnie Maloney's background is provided, along with potential issues like lack of experience, disorganization and poor communication that must be addressed to ensure the event is successful.
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