Sat, Sep 07
|Angelene L. Trice Community Center
Moo-Moos and Mocktails Charity Fundraiser
Join us on September 7th, 2024 from 5-8pm for a fantastic and fun evening of dressing up in our best moo-moos and sipping mocktails to fundraise for women and girls with low-to-severe forms of hair loss. Purchase your ticket or pay at the door.
Time & Location
Sep 07, 2024, 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Angelene L. Trice Community Center, 2645 W Holmes Rd, Lansing, MI 48911, USA
Guests
About the event
Don’t miss out on this fantastic evening of giveaways, best-dressed contests, and raffles! Moo-Moos & Mocktails will also be hosting a variety of vendors:
- I Am Fearfully & Wonderfully Made
I Am Fearfully & Wonderfully Made is a local artist collective boutique that seeks to communicate God’s love through art. Their mission is to create a space to uplift, inspire, and empower individuals, families and communities through jewelry classes, creative workshops, and collaboration. Meet Shanelle, owner and CEO, at our event and learn more about her business through handcrafted jewelry and artwork.
- Spotlight Lipstick
Spotlight Lipstick is a Lansing, MI based cosmetic company specializing in lipsticks and accessories tailored to the sophisticated, mature, and modern women who are “unapologetically living their life to the fullest.” Explore Spotlight Lipstick and meet CEO, Deborah Allen, at our event!
- Wendi King, author of Don't Settle For a Prince Charming, A Queen Deserves a King
Wendi King is a longtime educator and published author from Lansing, MI hoping to inspire healthy relationships with her book Don't Settle For a Prince Charming, A Queen Deserves a King. King’s book covers the 10 days before her wedding, with each chapter including introspective questions. At the end of each chapter, King asks the reader to think about the chapter’s topic and encourages them to write about how they believe it could apply to their life. Learn more about King’s book from the author herself at Moo–Moos & Mocktails!
This fundraiser supports our services and helps attend a convention to learn more about their condition and how to cope with it. Our goal is to raise $5,000!