Power of Kindness
Every year Party In-Kindness hosts a fundraiser to help make an impact on lives in our community, while also helping us continue our mission of turning any occasion into a reason to give.
Shani Hall & Melissa Smith
Annual Power of Kindness event 2022
We were thrilled to host our Power of Kindness event in 2022 for the 6th year. This year's event brought our supporters together to raise over $14,000; funds that will drive our charitable mission and goals for this year to provide over 2,000 new in-kind donations to local charities. The fun-filled night included dancing to great music, enjoying lively libations and raising funds for the important work that Party In-Kindness does.
Shani Hall, Melissa Smith, Katie Nues Foundation Staff
4Th annual power of kindness event 2019
Every year we support a nonprofit recipient that is making a difference in children’s lives in the community, while also raising funds to continue our mission. This year donations collected went to The Katie Nues Foundation, which serves Katie’s Clinic at UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital for Rett Syndrome. Together with our amazing supporters we raised over $25,000!
Shani Hall, Shelley Ham, Melissa Smith
3rd annual Power of kindness Event 2018
On this fun night, the attire was all white and guests enjoyed food, opportunities to win amazing prizes and music by DJ Lance Callanta. The evening raised over $24,000! A portion of the donations collected went to Rooms of Hope for a special dream room makeover.
Melissa Smith, Chef Bradley Ogden, Shani Hall
2nd Annual Power of Kindness Event 2017
Funds raised at this event provided 325 backpacks filled with school supplies and birthday bags filled with birthday party essentials, along with gift cards for school clothes. Nonprofit recipients were Monument Crisis Center and Shelter Inc.
The Vine, Danville
1st annual power of kindness event 2016
Funds raised at this event provided backpacks filled with school supplies, summer camp supplies and birthday bags filled with birthday party essentials, which benefited Shelter Inc., STAND! and Monument Crisis Center.