LiveGirl, a New Canaan-based nonprofit set up to support girls, will hold a fundraising event with entertainment at Stamford Nature Center.
– an announcement (PDF here) from LiveGirl
The event includes cocktails from an open bar, a farm-to-table dinner, special guests and live music.
With the fundraising event,”LiveGirl commemorates a decade of impact and looks toward the future,” the announcement said.
Celebrating LiveGirl’s 10-year anniversary.
The announcement continued:
“Guests at the celebration will enjoy an unforgettable culinary experience with locally sourced ingredients, highlighting the importance of sustainable and healthy eating.
Images from LiveGirl on Facebook
Entertainers at the June 7 event
“In addition to indulging in delicious farm-to-table cuisine, attendees will be treated to soul-moving performances by talented musician Wass, Broadway singer Brennyn Lark, Spoken Word Artist She Will Speak, and DJ That Dana Game.
“The event will also showcase a live painter, offer a DIY bouquet bar, and provide an outdoor tequila tasting with views overlooking the farm vista,” the announcement said.
“We are incredibly excited to mark this significant milestone with our community,” said Sheri West, Founder and CEO of LiveGirl.
“Over the past 10 years, LiveGirl has served over 17,500 girls, shaping future leaders and launching ‘career-ready’ young women into the workforce,” she said. “This celebration is a testament to the dedication and passion of everyone who has been a part of our journey.”
If You’re Going …
The event starts at 6:30 p.m., Friday, June 7, at the Knobloch Family Farmhouse at Stamford Museum & Nature Center, 39 Scofieldtown Road, Stamford.
“Garden party attire / come as you are!” the announcement says.
Tickets are $250. You can buy tickets here.
About LiveGirl
LiveGirl serves thousands of girls from Grades 5 through college age annually with free leadership development and mentoring programs. “Our programs are evidence-based and proven to build self-esteem and social emotional intelligence, the building blocks of a confident leader,” the LiveGirl website says. “We also provide girls with authentic opportunities to build bridges to people whose lives are different from their own, the key to becoming an inclusive leader.”