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Saving Grace supporters gathered for the second annual Uptown Hoedown benefit Nov. 9 at Kindred North in Centerton to help the group raise more than $90,000 to "help give young women aging out of foster care or facing homelessness a safe home and support to break the cycle of generational poverty," said Kamber Henson, development director.
Saving Grace backers at the Butterflies and Blooms luncheon April 27 boosted the group with more than $300,000 in donations for the growing nonprofit organization. Guests at the fundraiser held at the Rogers Convention Center heard about the Christ-centered group's plans to end generational poverty as they work with young women 18 to 25 who have "aged out" of foster care or group homes.
Saving Grace backers at the Butterflies and Blooms luncheon April 27 boosted the group with more than $300,000 in donations for the growing nonprofit organization. Guests at the fundraiser held at the Rogers Convention Center heard about the Christ-centered group's plans to end generational poverty as they work with young women 18 to 25 who have "aged out" of foster care or group homes.
