Illumination Foundation's 2nd Annual Women's Tea

Honoring the women we help and the women who help us serve the community

SATURDAY, MAY 7TH, 10 AM - 1PM

Ticket Price $45 adults, $25 children

SANTIAGO VINEYARD ESTATE

Santiago Vineyard Estate
8011 E. Santiago Canyon Rd.
Orange, CA 92869

THE MORNING'S FESTIVITIES

  • Reception
  • High Tea
  • Special Tribute
  • Luxury Raffle
  • Champagne Event

On Saturday, May 7th, we are hosting our second annual Women's Tea to honor the homeless women we serve and the inspirational women who work to support our efforts. T he morning will begin with mingling overlooking the picturesque Santiago Canyon, followed by high tea and a short program. The program will include testimonials by the women we serve. We will also honor a few gracious women who have tirelessly worked to help the most vulnerable members of our community.

Last year's event sold out! Please purchase your tickets early to reserve your spot.

UNDERWRITING OPPORTUNITIES

EARL GREY - $2,500
  • Sponsor featured in press releases, promotion emails
    and communication to 3000+ individuals
  • Sponsor tribute during the program
  • Sponsor featured in all event signage
  • 10 reservations for the event
  • Full page program ad
  • Illumination Foundation website recognition
JASMINE - $1,000
  • Sponsor featured in email communication to 3000+ individuals
  • Sponsor featured in event signage
  • Sponsor mention during the program
  • 6 reservations for the event
  • Half page program ad
  • Illumination Foundation website recognition
DARJEELING - $500
  • Sponsor recognition in event signage
  • 4 reservations for the event
  • Event program recognition
  • Illumination Foundation website recognition
CHAMOMILE - $250
  • 2 reservations for the event
  • Event program recognition
  • Illumination Foundation website recognition

HOMELESS WOMEN AND THE ILLUMINATION FOUNDATION

The fastest growing group of homeless people in the United States is composed of single women with two or three children. Homeless women are rarely seen, because they often find shelter with relatives, friends, or other women. The majority of these women are on the streets because of divorce or escaping domestic violence. 35 to 43% of homeless mothers were physically or sexually abused as children. Diverse emotional and mental health issues contribute to homelessness for women and remain a barrier to them achieving independence if left untreated. Specifically related to women, a fundamental Illumination Foundation program goal is to teach women and their children the essential life skills needed to identify, address and overcome their emotional problems to aid in their journey towards self-sufficiency.

All proceeds of the event benefit the Illumination Foundation

Purchase Tickets

To become a Sponsor or to Donate for the raffle,
please contact Katie Rootlieb at krootlieb@ifhomeless.org