Organization Dedicated To Helping Homeless To Host 2nd Annual Gala Nov 11
Holliday's Helping Hands Foundation, an organization formed to help stamp out homelessness in Los Angeles County, will host its 2nd Annual Shining Through Service Gala to be held on Saturday, November 11 at the Mayborne Hotel in Beverly Hills.
ABC7 Ashley McKay, a field reporter for "Eyewitness News," will emcee the event.
Among those recognized will be the Honorable Karen Bass, mayor of Los Angeles, who will receive an award for her commitment to solving this mounting crisis.
The black-tie fundraiser will begin with a redcarpet rollout and VIP reception at 6 pm, dinner and the presentation of awards at 7:30 pm, and live music and dancing to follow, announced Miss Katina Holliday.
Tickets to the event are $300 each; corporate packages ranging from table sponsors at $2,500 to the $20,000 platinum level are still available.
All corporate sponsors will receive 8 tickets to the gala and a number of other VIP amenities.
A lifelong seat on Holliday's Helping Hands founding 50 is available for $25,000.
She also started the Shine Ambassador Program to help these vulnerable individuals train and prepare for jobs in the food service, landscape maintenance, screen printing and customer service fields.
The three-month program is designed so that enrollees are able to build their resumes in preparation for future employment.
"In cities big and small all over the U.S., the problem of homelessness is spreading like wildfire.
Tents are being erected under freeways, on sidewalks, in parks and even now in residential neighborhoods and there doesn't seem to be an end in sight," says Miss Holliday.
Find Out More At https://www.HOLLIDA YSHH.org