The idea is to give donors examples of events and activities they are helping bring to those in our community who need it most
Tix for Tots is hosting its first gala and auction fundraiser on Friday, June 6 starting at 6 p.m. held at Firmly Planted Homeschool Resource Center, located at 14001 SE 1st St., in Vancouver.
A variety of amazing performances will be shown by local artists, from dancing to singing and more. The idea is to give donors examples of events and activities they are helping bring to those in our community who need it most. Treats made by local bakers will be served, and there will be a silent auction with lots of great items, including donations from businesses like Wilco, Jamba Juice, Northpointe, Play Street Museum, and Nothing Bundt Cakes. James Oneil will be the emcee for the evening.
Tickets for the gala are free and can be reserved by visiting: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/tixfortots/1680497. Those who would like to donate but can’t attend the event can do so here: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/b7e66c8e-0d51-4324-b02e-8e27cb581c0e. Donations are 100% tax deductible and can help those who may not otherwise be able to enjoy those life-changing events.
Tix for Tots staff members hope to see lots of community members in attendance coming together to bless others.
About Tix for Tots
Tix for Tots is a 501(c)(3) youth-led non-profit organization, born to bring meaningful, inspirational, and joyful experiences to our most vulnerable youth and community members. It was founded by 10-year-old Clark County resident Adele Anaya whose heart is to show hope, joy, and the love of Jesus through action, one ticket at a time.
info@tixfortots.org
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