The Million Mile Project's 2nd Annual 'Harvest For Hope' Fundraising Dinner

Join us for The Million Mile Project's 2nd Annual 'Harvest For Hope' Fundraising Dinner, Friday, October 4th, at Stone River in Columbia, SC.

Join guests from across the region for an inspiring night of insight and hope as we look back on our progress and ahead to 2025! This fight against SUD is not just an individual's battle— it's a battle for our entire community, state, nation, and the world. SUD affects us all, cutting across social and economic boundaries. Without proper resources and organizations like MMP, the problem will only grow.
MMP provides support from the moment someone recognizes they need help to the post-treatment support needed for a sustainable life in recovery.

Our offerings include:
• Guidance in finding the right treatment options
• Family guidance and support
• Treatment placement scholarships
• Post-treatment mentorship focusing on budgeting, credit clean-up, housing, resume writing, job search, interview preparation, trade skills, and more...

Our goal for this year’s ‘Harvest For Hope’ Fundraising Dinner, is to raise $40,000. Every dime goes directly to supporting those seeking recovery.

Shockingly, 90% of those struggling do not receive treatment due to a lack of resources and support. Your donations allow us to continue our mission. Whether you're interested in sponsoring our event, making a tribute gift, or donating, your support is crucial.

Please email [email protected] for more information on how you can further contribute to this fundraising event and help make a lasting impact in an area that affects us all.

The evening includes:
• A social hour
• Inspiring speakers and discussion panel
• A silent auction and raffle
• A delicious seated dinner by The Bistro

Please visit our website at www.themillionmileproject.org to learn more about who we are and how we serve.

** The Million MiProject is a 501(c)(3) and all ticket costs, sponsorships, and donations are tax deductible.

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