Join us for an evening in Arlington not to be missed — REACH for Uganda’s Annual Gala on Oct. 28 at the Columbus Club!
Your ticket includes an open bar and plated dinner, live music from a local jazz quartet, stand-up comedy, raffles throughout the night, fantastic silent and live auctions, and a captivating keynote speaker. Look forward to taking home once-in-a-lifetime unique experiences, signed memorabilia from your favorite athletes, beautiful jewelry, and high-value items you’ll have to see to believe. Trips to Italy, Napa Valley, British Virgin Islands, Mexico and more are also up for grabs!
Wear your best cocktail attire to celebrate and support girls’ education and technology while having an amazing night. Be a HERo and help us empowHER the next generation of innovatHERs!
For details and tickets, please visit REACHForUganda.org. Donations and sponsorships are always welcome.
REACH for Uganda is committed to creating healthy, educated and hope-filled communities in rural eastern Uganda. Please note your contributions are tax deductible as REACH for Uganda is a 501c3 non-profit tax exempt organization. We kindly request all attendees to wear masks regardless of vaccination status.
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