A Night in Saint Tropez
Refund Policy: No refunds
Join us for a transportive evening inspired by the shores of Saint Tropez! Think linen suits and chic hats and an ice cold negroni in your hand. Think James Bond on his day off, the Beckhams at a yacht party, Kate Moss lounging in her villa…
We’ll get the party started with live jazz and drinks, and then lead you in a few question prompts to facilitate some banter between you and other singles who are ready to mingle. Need some inspo for what to wear? Take a look at the mood board we made!
$20 of your ticket will go towards sending a child to school through Many Hopes, an organization that rescues children from injustice and equips them to be adults of influence.
Many Hopes rescues children from injustice and equips them to become adults who can rescue others, so your impact never stops.
We’ll get the party started with live jazz and drinks, and then lead you in a few question prompts to facilitate some banter between you and other singles who are ready to mingle. Need some inspo for what to wear? Take a look at the mood board we made!
$20 of your ticket will go towards sending a child to school through Many Hopes, an organization that rescues children from injustice and equips them to be adults of influence.
Many Hopes rescues children from injustice and equips them to become adults who can rescue others, so your impact never stops.
Our focus is on survivor-driven change. We believe that children who have survived slavery or trafficking or abuse can be the most powerful agents to defeat the injustice they survived.
About Many Hopes:
Many Hopes rescues children from slavery and abuse and equips them to become the adults who can one day rescue others. They are pioneers of Survivor-Driven Change. James Kofi Annan was enslaved in Ghana from age 6-13. He has now rescued 1800 children. Annie Alaniz couldn’t access health care in Malawi as a child. She is now a doctor and has built a clinic treating 35,000 patients per year. Many Hopes serves 2,100 children in Africa and Latin America.
It costs $1000 to free one child from slavery and $20 to send them to school after rescue. 100% of donations provide rescue and education because private donors sponsor all their overhead.
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