COLUMBIA, S.C. – A Weekend to Remember for Domestic Violence Survivors
Get ready for a heartwarming and uplifting weekend in Columbia as a local non-profit is rolling out the red carpet for its 9th Annual Purple Gala and Purple Brunch. She Did That Events, LLC is hosting these fantastic events to honor victims and survivors of domestic violence. Mark your calendars for Saturday at 7 p.m. for the gala and Sunday at 1:30 p.m. for the brunch, both taking place at Venue817 on St. Andrews Road.
Supporting a Great Cause
This year, the gala promises to be extra special. According to the founder and CEO of She Did That Events, Tina Torres, the proceeds from the gala will go toward providing essential resources for those in need, including temporary shelter, transportation, food, clothing, and hygiene products. It’s a fantastic opportunity for the community to come together and support an incredibly important cause.
The night will be filled with live music and inspiring guest speakers, making it not just a fundraiser but also a night to celebrate resilience and strength. It’s a black-tie formal event, so don’t forget to put on those fancy clothes! The gala tickets are priced at $55 each, with a VIP Table for 8 available for $555. It promises to be a night you won’t want to miss!
Brunch with a Purpose
If you’re more into brunch than gala nights, you’re in luck! The Purple Brunch happening on Sunday is free to attend, but you’ll need to RSVP to secure your spot. It’s a perfect opportunity to gather with friends and family while supporting a worthy cause. To RSVP, simply give a call to 803-814-5173.
Join in on the Celebration
What’s great about these events is how they bring people together—sharing stories, celebrating victories, and spreading awareness about domestic violence. The community plays a crucial role in helping those affected by domestic violence, and attending the Purple Gala and Brunch is an excellent way to show your support.
Why It Matters
Domestic violence affects countless individuals—of all ages, races, and backgrounds. Events like these highlight the importance of awareness and advocacy and remind survivors that they are not alone. It’s also a wake-up call for everyone to take a stand against such violence and provide support in any way possible.
So whether you decide to attend the glamorous gala on Saturday evening or enjoy a delicious brunch on Sunday, know that your presence helps make a significant difference. Let’s show up and support survivors, honor victims, and contribute to a future where everyone can feel safe and supported.
For more details, ticket purchasing, and RSVP information, don’t hesitate to reach out. Let’s all come together in a show of solidarity and support!
