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w w w . i n s i g h t o n b u s i n e s s . c o m A p r i l 2 0 14 • I nsIgh t | 21 fundraising efforts. One of the biggest events, Rivett says, was a disco- themed Mirror Ball costume dance at Arketype's offices. More than 450 people attended. Rivett initially took on the challenge to help "stay active through the winter," but, he adds, "I wanted to be challenged too. We didn't take the easy way out." he initially set his fundraising goal at $150,000, but as his team approached the amount raised by Driver last year, he bumped that up to $200,000. And if anyone told him that goal was crazy, he says, "It just put a fire in my belly." In addition to raising funds for a great cause, Rivett says the highlight of the event "was getting to know the people." to share his appreciation and camaraderie, Rivett will tour the Mirror Ball to all the dancers who competed and shared in the important event, making it a "traveling trophy." next up on Rivett's dance card? he's already taking cha-cha lessons. Watch out, "Dancing with the stars!" DELIGHT{FULL} 149494 © 2014 Touchmark Living Centers, Inc., all rights reserved "We're having such a great time. We've made such good friends here." – Stella and Dareld Satern Touchmark residents, Vancouver, Wash. Single-family homes • Independent Living Assisted Living • Memory Care coming soon TOUCHMARK ON WEST PROSPECT Full-service Retirement Community 2601 Touchmark Drive • Appleton, WI 54914 920-372-0109 • Touchmark.com At Touchmark … It's the people! Learn about Touchmark's Full Life! Visit TouchmarkAppleton.com/info or call 920-372-0109. "I loved the strategy – building a campaign to reach your goal." – Arketype President Jim Rivett Dancing for dollars each year, the sexual Assault crisis center-fox cities hosts "shall We Dance," also a "Dancing with the stars"-type event, bringing together community leaders and area dance professionals. this year's event will be oct. 18 at the radisson paper Valley Hotel. Last year's community dancers included Judge's choice Award winners kristy christensen of Mccarty Law firm and kip Golden of Miron construction. kevin Hartz of community first credit union took home the community engagement and people's choice awards. the event raised $230,000 for the center. for more information on sponsorship opportunities and tables for this year's event, call the center at (920) 733-8119, or email caroline Lasecki at Caroline@ sacc-foxcities.org.