Join us for a “Night on the Town” and enjoy elegant station style dining and unparalleled views at Pittsburgh‘s renowned LeMont Restaurant, courtesy of owners Ed and Anna Dunlap and make a difference in the lives of needy seniors and children.

On Friday, April 27th at 6:30pm, The Salvation Army and WTAE TV’s Project Bundle-Up is hosting its third annual “Auction Kickoff Dinner.” The evening’s festivities include: live musical entertainment by Pittsburgh's own Tom Watt, nationally acclaimed and award winning vocal impersonator; live and silent auctions; fun photos with local celebrities and fantastic door prizes.

The annual Project Bundle-Up Auction is a key fundraiser that supports the purchase of new winter outerwear. In conjunction with WTAE TV, the annual online auction generates more than $100,000 annually. Since its inception twenty-six years ago, Project Bundle-Up has provided more than 227,000 disadvantaged Western Pennsylvanian children and senior citizens with new winter coats, hats, scarves, gloves and boots.

Your donation of a new item(s) in its original packaging or a gift card with a minimum retail value of $100 per person is your admission into the event. Monetary donations are also gladly accepted. The gifts collected at the door will be auctioned at The Salvation Army and WTAE TV’s Annual Project Bundle-Up Online Auction in July 2012. For gift suggestions and reservations, visit WTAE TV and The Salvation Army’s Project Bundle-Up website at www.projectbundleup.com. RSVPs must be received by April 23, 2012 to Project Bundle-Up Director, Melissa Fereday at 412-446-1639. Space is limited to the first 200 guests. Donations of gift items are tax deductible. This event is chaired by Greater Pittsburgh Salvation Army Advisory Board member and Walmart executive Marcy Park and is graciously underwritten by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dunlap, owners of LeMont.