COLUMBIA, S.C. – A Special Night to Honor and Empower
This weekend, Columbia is buzzing with excitement and purpose as one non-profit organization is gearing up for a truly impactful event. The 9th Annual Purple Gala, organized by She Did That Events, LLC, promises to be a night full of heart and hope. Set to take place this Saturday at 7 p.m. at the charming Venue817 on St. Andrews Road, this gala is not just another night out; it’s a celebration of resilience and a much-needed call to action against domestic violence.
What to Expect at the Gala
Attendees of the gala can look forward to an evening packed with excitement and inspiration. This year’s theme centers around honoring survivors and victims of domestic violence, making it a poignant occasion for everyone involved. Guests can enjoy live music that sets the tone for a lively atmosphere, alongside thought-provoking speeches from guest speakers who are passionate about the cause.
The gala does more than just provide an entertaining night; it serves a crucial purpose. Proceeds from the event will directly support those in need—offering essentials such as temporary shelter, transportation, food, clothing, and hygiene products. Every ticket sold helps to ensure that resources are available for those affected by domestic violence, demonstrating that every little contribution adds up to create substantial change.
Join Us for the Purple Brunch
But the festivities don’t stop there! Following the gala, a Purple Brunch will be held on Sunday at 1:30 p.m., also at Venue817. The brunch is free for all to attend, but an RSVP is required to ensure the best experience for everyone. If you feel inspired to attend, simply give a call to 803-814-5173 to reserve your spot. It’s a wonderful opportunity to gather with the community and share in the mission of supporting survivors.
How to Get Your Tickets
For those who want to help by attending the gala, tickets are available for $55 each. Plus, there’s an option for a VIP experience—an exclusive table for eight can be secured for $555. Not only do ticket holders enjoy a fantastic evening, but they also play an essential role in supporting a worthy cause. To purchase tickets, interested attendees are encouraged to visit the specified ticket outlet.
The Heart Behind the Event
Tina Torres, the Founder and CEO of She Did That Events, is the driving force behind the gala. Her passion for advocating against domestic violence shines through in the work she does, and she emphasizes the importance of community support in rebuilding lives affected by these issues. “Every ticket purchased brings us one step closer to providing for those who don’t have the means to receive basic necessities,” said Tina in a recent discussion.
Wrapping It Up
As we gear up for this weekend’s gala and brunch, it’s vital to remember the greater picture—that this is about real lives and stories affected by domestic violence. Attending these events not only allows us to enjoy a night of fun and fellowship but also stand together in solidarity for those in need. Whether you choose to attend the gala or the brunch, your presence will surely be appreciated and make a difference.
So mark your calendars, grab your friends, and let’s come together this weekend in Columbia to honor, support, and uplift those who have faced the challenges of domestic violence. Together, we can make a difference!
