K of C Council #5011 Photo Album

The 56th annual HIPOW auction and dinner that K of C Council 5011 supported by providing guards for auction items and doors.

HIPOW in Fairbanks stands for the Highland Community Parochial School Auction, now known as the Catholic Schools of Fairbanks' major annual fundraiser, organized by the Monroe Foundation to support local Catholic education through dinners, auctions, and community support.
What it is:
HIPOW (originally for Highland Parochial School) is one of the largest fundraising events for the Catholic Schools of Fairbanks (St. Joseph, Immaculate Conception, Cristo Rey Jesuit, and Monroe Catholic High).
Annual Event: It's a beloved community gathering featuring auctions (silent & live), dinner, and raffles.
Generosity: It relies on donations from alumni, parents, local businesses, and residents for auction items (baskets, gift certificates, services).
Purpose: To raise crucial funds for the operation, programs, and advancement of the Catholic Schools of Fairbanks.
History: The Monroe Foundation, established in 1958, started the first HIPOW auction in 1970, under the guidance of Fr. McGuigan.
In short, HIPOW is a festive, community-focused event that keeps Catholic education thriving in Fairbanks by bringing people together to give generously.

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