Community Event to Support Local Charities

Mark your calendars for May 14th, 2025! An engaging evening is planned at Prescott Rodeo Grounds, bringing together men from the Yavapai County area. This event is all about supporting local nonprofits while creating connections and, hopefully, making a significant impact.

The Purpose Behind the Event

The group, known as 100 Men Who Care Yavapai County, aims to bring financial support and awareness to local charities through collective efforts. It’s quite an appealing approach: each participant donates $100 at quarterly gatherings. This sum is pooled and then awarded to selected charities based on member votes. It’s a straightforward method that really emphasizes community involvement. A bit like a charity lottery, don’t you think?

Looking Ahead to May 14

This upcoming gathering promises to be inspiring. Doors open at 5 PM, and the official program starts at 6 PM. Attendees can expect insightful presentations from established nonprofits, including the Groom Creek Firefighters Association, Skull Valley Fire, and Walker Fire. It sounds like a great chance to learn more about their work and the vital support they provide.

About the Organization

Founded in 2019, this initiative is dedicated to uplifting local organizations through fundraising and increased visibility. Over the years, 100 Men Who Care has raised over $350,000, showcasing the community’s potential when united for a cause. It’s pretty impressive, if you ask me. Just think about how many lives have been touched through these efforts.

For those interested in attending, it seems like a night full of potential for networking and positive change. It could be a great opportunity to take part in something bigger and truly support local charities. Plus, who doesn’t enjoy a good evening out that also benefits the community?

If you want to join, there’s a registration process in place. Plus, for any inquiries, reaching out to the organizers would be the way to go.