Join us for a family-friendly fundraising event supporting We Saw The Light, where we will honor the families we walk alongside while raising funds to continue our mission.

Throughout the night we will speak openly about suicide loss and honor the loved ones who brought us together, so please plan accordingly as we work to end the stigma surrounding suicide and love people exactly where they are.

Please note that photos will be taken during the event. By attending, you acknowledge that you may appear in photographs that may be used on our website, social media channels, and other promotional materials.

Event Highlights

Family Fun Activities

Experience fun activities designed to bring smiles and happy moments for everyone throughout the evening.

Delicious Food

Enjoy food and refreshments throughout the evening, with a cash bar avilable for additional beverages.

silent auction items with bid sheets, memorial pictures, kids games, wine bottles, baked goods

Silent Auction & Raffles

Bid on exciting items and participate in our wine pull, gift card pull, and raffles for a chance to win fantastic prizes.

Bake Sale

Take home homemade (some store-bought) pies, cookies, cakes, and treats crafted by local bakers and our families.

Get Your Tickets

Note: During ticket purchase, you may make additional donations. Ticket sales end November 5th!

Raffle tickets and bake sale items are cash only. Other items are available for purchase at the venue for cash or charge.

Event sponsorship and volunteer opportunities are available.

Get your We Saw The Light Swag

Visit Aspen Woods & Company to purchase apparel and gifts.

Frequently Asked Questions

What payment methods are accepted on-site?

We accept Cash and Credit Cards. Raffle tickets and bake sale items are Cash only.

Is there a dress code?

There is no dress code. Come as you are.

How do I pick up silent auction items?

Winners can pay and collect their items at the checkout table before leaving.

How do I volunteer?

Please use our Volunteer page.

Is this event appropriate for kids?

Yes, as long as you are aware that we will be openingly talking about suicide loss and honoring our loved ones.