SOME'S YOUNG PROFESSIONALS SPRING SOIREE

On Friday, May 17th, 2024, SOME's Young Professionals Network (YPN) will host its highly-anticipated evening event. This year, join us as we return to our original venue, the newly renovated National Museum of Women in the Arts, for a beautiful evening featuring a cocktail reception, live entertainment and dancing.  The YPN supports SOME’s mission to break the cycle of hunger and homelessness in the Washington, DC region through its annual event and a year-round calendar of networking activities and volunteer engagement opportunities. 

While SOME helps more than 11,000 people each year, including single-parents, children, seniors, and  veterans, this represents just a fraction of the greater number of individuals and families that need our services.  Join us and support SOME’s mission to drive change and create transformational change for unhoused and impoverished people, enabling them to find stability and achieve long-term success. Come in cocktail attire or black tie!

MAKE AN IMMEDIATE IMPACT

Spring Soiree and the Young Professionals Network directly supports SOME (So Others Might Eat). Together, we know that the cycle of poverty and homelessness can be broken. Your ticket purchases, sponsorship, and donations to Spring Soiree will make an immediate impact in the lives of thousands throughout the National Capital Region.

This year's Spring Soiree comes with a special opportunity to amplify our impact: we're hosting a canned food drive! As we gather to celebrate and support SOME’s mission, we encourage all attendees to bring canned food items. Your contributions will directly support individuals and families facing hunger in our community, extending the reach of our collective efforts to combat food insecurity.

GET INVOLVED TODAY, MAKE A DIFFERENCE FOR TOMORROW

However you choose to support Spring Soiree, you can be confident that you are making a world of difference. All proceeds benefit SOME’s programs, including our job training program, residential substance use disorder treatment program, and affordable housing with supportive services. Learn more about all of SOME’s work in THIS VIDEO or by visiting some.org.