Foundation plans fashion show JACKSON - The Jackson Educational Foundation is sponsoring a preprom fashion show and luncheon on March 29 at La Bové Grande (Circle Landmark), Route 70, Lakehurst. "This is a really fun event, a chance to sit back with friends, have a nice lunch and enjoy a good show,'' said Theresa Licitra, chairperson of the event. "The event itself is a fun time, but knowing you are supporting a great cause is a nice bonus as well.'' Discounted prom attire, cocktail, evening wear and casual wear will be provided by David's Bridal of Freehold and Tuxedos and Chaz MaTazz of Toms River. Post-prom casual wear from MTI Apparel of Toms River will also be featured, as will jewelry and accessories from The White Butterfly in Jackson. A special guest performance will be provided by the Jackson Memorial High School Jazz Band. "Between the band and the food and the show, it is really a very nice way to spend the afternoon,'' said Licitra. "We hope people will come join us for this event.'' Tickets for the event are priced at $30 and include a sit-down luncheon followed by a gift auction. The luncheon will begin at 11:30 a.m. and end no later than 3:30 p.m.Mothers, daughters, fathers and sons are all welcome to attend. Tickets can be purchased by visiting the JEF Web site at www.jacksoneducationalfoundation. org. For additional information, contact Theresa Licitra at tlicitra@jacksonsd.k12.nj.us. Proceeds will benefit the Jackson School District through the Jackson Educational Foundation, according to a press release. The Jackson Educational Foundation is an all-volunteer, community-based, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that raises money to support students of the Jackson School District. Future goals of the foundation include funding summer programs in reading, math, sciences, community service and theater, and expanding the scholarship program. The JEF is in the process of replacing the entrance sign at Jackson Memorial High School with a new digital electronic sign as well purchasing a baby grand piano for Jackson Liberty High School. The JEF Needs Assessment Committee works closely with the Jackson School District superintendent's office to help determine which projects have priority, according to the press release. The JEF will be sponsoring a Carnival Fun Day on June 7 at Jackson Memorial High School. Proceeds from the carnival will benefit special needs students and programs. The final fundraising event of the year will be the second annualAlumni Picnic to be held on Aug. 17.