IAEDP Jacksonville Chapter Winter Gala 2025

iaedp Jacksonville is so excited to host our Winter Gala at Intuition Ale Works located in downtown Jacksonville on Friday, November 14th, 2025 at 6:00 pm EST.

This event is our main fundraising event of the year - but our Winter Gala also provides a great opportunity to connect with colleagues in the eating disorder field, network and learn more about upcoming events. This is an event you don't want to miss. We will be celebrating with dinner, raffles, prizes (we've got some AMAZING raffle baskets!), and more! This is a cocktail attire event!

We accept Cash App, cash and checks to purchase raffle tickets.

This year, we'll have different tiers for our raffle baskets:

• $5.00 tickets for baskets valued at $150
• $10.00 tickets for baskets valued at $300
• $20.00 tickets for baskets valued at $500

INDIVIDUAL TICKETS ARE REQUIRED.

Tickets include heavy appetizers, soft drinks & one alcoholic beverage (beyond this - cash bar for drinks!). If you'd like to bring a plus one, you must purchase 2 tickets (one for you, one for your plus one!). Plus-ones such as a friend, partner or spouse, etc. are welcome.

General admission tickets are $40.00

Jacksonville Chapter Member tickets are $35

Tickets for this event are only available through Eventbrite. Tickets will NOT be sold at the door. Tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable. Dress code is cocktail attire. $5, $10, $20 Raffle tickets will be available for purchase during the event via cash, check, Zelle or Cash App only!

Date & Time:

Friday, November 14th

6:00 - 8:00 pm EST

Location:

Intuition Ale Works

929 E Bay St

Jacksonville, FL 32202

Dress code:

Casual Evening attire (This event is on a rooftop outdoors)

WE HOPE TO SEE YOU AT THIS EVENT!

This year we will be raising funds to support: Multi-Service Eating Disorder Association (MEDA).

MEDA is dedicated to the prevention and compassionate treatment of eating disorders so that Every Body has access to recovery and support. MEDA was founded in 1994 by Rebecca Manley after her own experience in eating disorder recovery. She started MEDA because she never wanted anyone to hear the words that recovery isn’t possible. She also wanted to provide training so other therapists and physicians knew eating disorders were. MEDA mission is to provide and expand access to treatment and recovery services, educate our community and raise awareness, train professionals in the latest innovative treatment strategies and modalities, and advocate for policies that promote equitable access.

Learn more about MEDA here:

Thank you to our incredible sponsors for helping to make this event happen!

Platinum: Koru Spring, Equip and Acadia Healthcare

Silver: The Emily Program

We are so grateful for you and your organizations for all of your hard work in creating an eating disorder-free world!

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