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Thursday, June 4, 2026 at 9:22 AM

PPEF earns over $100K

PPEF earns over $100K
Pilot Point Opera House Foundation President Bryan Sartain shares the information about the donation made possible by the sale of the Pilot Point Community Opera House at the Pilot Point Educational Foundation Gala on Saturday. Martin Edwards/The Post-Signal

It was a blockbuster night on Saturday for the annual Pilot Point Educational Foundation Gala, as community members, businesses, city officials and Pilot Point ISD staff showed up in support.

The theme was “Lights, Camera, Auction!” and community members placed bids in both the silent and live auctions at the UNT Gateway Center in Denton.

“We just have such a generous community and people that have big hearts, and I am so forever thankful that they wanted to choose us and our students, because we know that our students will shape the future,” PPISD Superintendent Dr. Shannon Fuller said. “And if we continue to invest in them, we will continue to make sure that Pilot Point will shine forever!” With items ranging from treats and baskets to outdoor activities, two dozen homemade cinnamon rolls by Monica David, Luck of the Irish Lottery Tickets by the first grade, Blackstone Burner Griddle with Accessories donated by Texas Republic Bank, and a service Call from Capital Plumbing, as listed in the Gala's pamphlet.

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