HIGH POINT – A winner has been named for a one-of-a-kind Chair of Hope giveaway on the Spectra House showroom.
On the October Excessive Level Market, Spectra House guests wrote their particular therapeutic intentions on a linen cloth, which was used to upholster a Tamara Day by Spectra Home Meyer Chair.
Infused with hope, the chair was raffled off after the April market to profit The Common Thread for The Cure Foundation, which gives grants to help people affiliated with the design and furnishings business, who’re combating breast most cancers.
The winner of the Chair of Hope was Sarabeth Cahoon from Pinetown, N.C.
“My sister-in-law had not too long ago been identified with breast most cancers,” stated Cahoon. “I walked into the Spectra House showroom at market, and as soon as I noticed the chair, I knew that I wanted to try to win it for her. She could be very non secular, and I do know that this chair with all its therapeutic power shall be a fantastic consolation to her on her most cancers journey.”
“Spectra House Furnishings want to thank our companions for his or her generosity in making this Chair of Hope occur,” stated President Jim Telleysh, including, “We all know that this Chair of Hope will make a distinction in somebody’s life once they want it probably the most.”
Partnering with Spectra House have been: Tamara Day and her crew; Shayne Global, offering the Meyer chair; Port Orange Upholstery, Thomasville, N.C., reupholstering the chair; Studio 323, Excessive Level, offering the chair pictures; and The Media Matters.
Spectra House can be donating a portion of the proceeds from the Tamara Day by Spectra House assortment to the Basis.
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