TWHY Foundation Black Tie Gala Fundraiser

Join Us for the 2nd Annual Black-Tie Gala Celebration & Fundraiser!

Get ready for a night of elegance, excitement, and empowerment at the stunning Valley Forge Casino. This unforgettable evening will bring together community leaders, supporters, and friends for a purpose-filled celebration featuring fine dining, dancing, and world-class entertainment.

This year’s TWHY Benefit Black-Tie Gala invites guests to immerse themselves in an atmosphere of luxury and sophistication. Black gowns and black tuxedos set the tone as we honor a legacy of service and uplift our community through intentional giving.

At the heart of this event is a mission inspired by Tyriece’s passion for helping others. The annual Book Bag Drive—an effort he cherished deeply—continues in his memory. He recognized a critical need and worked tirelessly to ensure children in underserved communities received backpacks and essential school supplies. This gala furthers the work he started and ensures that his impact continues to reach families for years to come.

Guests will enjoy an extraordinary evening featuring live DJs, signature cocktails, butlered hors d’oeuvres, dancing, and more. Beyond the glamour, every moment of this celebration represents an investment in the future of our youth.

We ask each attendee to bring one brand-new backpack to support our goal of serving 500 children in the community. Your generosity will directly contribute to ensuring students return to school with confidence, dignity, and the tools they need to succeed.

So mark your calendars, prepare your finest attire, and join us for a magical night that blends celebration with purpose. Your presence will help us continue spreading joy, hope, and opportunity to the young people we serve.

GOWNS & TUXEDOS ARE A MUST.

Dress code strictly enforced.

We look forward to seeing you at this extraordinary evening of giving, glamour, and community impact!

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Host or Publisher Aminah Johnson