PENSACOLA, Fla. – Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwest Florida is teaming up with community volunteer Michelle Salzman for the inaugural Mix and Mingle for a BIG Cause sponsored by Fishbein Orthodonics on Thursday July 25, 2019. Ticket sales for this event will benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwest Florida.
On Thursday, July 25, 2019, from 6-8 PM at the Studer Community Institute Building, Mix and Mingle luau style with Bigs, Littles, community partners, and supporters for a casual and fun event sponsored by Fishbein Orthodontics.
Michelle Salzman who is a full-time community volunteer says “Mix and Mingle for a Big Cause is a great opportunity for the entire Pensacola community to come together and support Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwest Florida. This organization helps mentor and empower our communities’ most valuable people, the children, and I believe their mentoring and development of our youth is paramount to the future of Pensacola.”
Tickets to this event are $10 and include hors d’oeuvres, two drink tickets, and a photo booth with your photo in a custom frame. This event will also feature an incredible silent auction and chances to win that are perfect for everyone. “The auction baskets have been created with our Bigs and Littles in mind, we have baskets starting out as low as a $15 bid and our chances to win are only five dollars!” Salzman says.
“I’m really excited for this event and it’s been incredible with Michelle leading the way” says Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwest Florida President and CEO Paula Shell “it’s been wonderful to form this community partnership with Michelle. This event will create a fun and safe environment for our Bigs and Littles to mingle with our community supporters.”
For more information on this event please call Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwest Florida at (850) 433-5437. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwest Florida has been the area’s leader in one-to-one mentoring for 30 years by serving children ages 6 to 18. Our mission is to create and support one-to-one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of youth. Last year, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwest Florida served 660 children in Northwest Florida.