Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care is excited to announce the inaugural Providing Pathways to Recovery: Fall Fundraiser Breakfast on Oct. 3 from 9 to 10:30 a.m. at the newly renovated and reimagined Staybridge Suites in Federal Way.
Enjoy a breakfast buffet, a special guest speaker and a raffle for a custom, 14k yellow gold and natural Ethiopian opal pendant valued at $1,250, donated by Federal Way Custom Jewelers.
“As Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care approaches our 60th anniversary, we’re thrilled to reintroduce our fundraising events. Our breakfast fundraiser is a fantastic opportunity for community members to enjoy a delicious breakfast, learn more about Valley Cities and hear from our guest speaker, King County Councilmember Girmay Zahilay,” says John Grossman, Director of Development and Community Giving.
Guest speaker: King County Councilmember Girmay Zahilay. Photo courtesy of Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care.
Helping individuals navigate the path to recovery from mental health and substance use disorders, Valley Cities operates 10 outpatient clinics and two inpatient clinics throughout the King County area. Together, they serve more than 18,000 clients annually.
Funds raised during the breakfast event will provide additional support and resources for clients on their recovery journey.
In addition to hearing from Zahilay, guests can look forward to a special Valley Cities video presentation featuring King County community leaders, and past and present Valley Cities clients and team members.
Space is limited, and tickets are free with a suggested minimum donation of $20. Reserve your spot online today! If you can’t attend the event, consider donating online to support Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care’s ongoing efforts to aid community members on their path to recovery.
Sponsorship opportunities are now available!
This year’s event offers local businesses and organizations three sponsorship tiers:
- Bronze Sponsors (min. $500): Receive a mention on printed materials, a special thanks on the Valley Cities website, and inclusion in the monthly newsletter.
- Silver Sponsors (min. $1,500): Enjoy table signage at the event, a thank-you post on social media with business tags, and all bronze-level benefits.
- Gold Sponsors (min. $3,000): Receive all the benefits of bronze and silver sponsors, plus a reserved table for eight, recognition on poster displays and the pre-event slideshow, a special video thank-you from Valley Cities, and prominent display of their business name on the event banner.
Interested in sponsoring? Contact John Grossman at 206-532-3348 or via email at jdonahue-grossman@valleycities.org.
Raffle prize: 14k yellow gold and natural Ethiopian opal pendant valued at $1,250, donated by Federal Way Custom Jewelers. Photo courtesy of Valley Cities Behavioral Health Care.
Raffle prize from Federal Way Custom Jewelers
Federal Way Custom Jewelers has graciously donated this year’s custom-designed pendant raffle prize.
Handcrafted by Federal Way Custom Jewelers, the 3.33-carat Ethiopian opal is set in solid 14k yellow gold. Faceted into a briolette-style drop, the pendant is reversible and features a breathtaking array of colors from every angle. The fine jewelry experts at Federal Way Custom Jewelers note that natural opals are October’s birthstone and the traditional 14-year anniversary gift.
Don’t miss Valley Cities inaugural Providing Pathways to Recovery: Fall Fundraiser Breakfast on Oct. 3. Reserve your spot online today!
To learn more about the services offered at Valley Cities, visit valleycities.org. If you or someone you know is currently struggling with mental health and/or addiction, contact the Valley Cities team by phone at 253-833-7444 or in person at your local Valley Cities location. You can also call the 24 hour crisis line at 206-461-3222 or toll free at 866-427-4747.
