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It’s all about being kind to one another and Ben’s Bells promotes it like no other. On Saturday, April 27 from 6 – 10 p.m., the local project is hosting its Celebration of Kindness at The Monica, 40 E. Congress St.
What you can expect at the party is live saxophone jams from John Hughes Music, food catered by The Monica, cocktails, and friends supporting kindness throughout the community. Additionally, there’s going to be a silent auction, live auction, and a visit from Ben’s Bells’ partners at Kind Stitches.
New to this year’s event is Golden Hour, which kicks off after the event (10 p.m.). Golden Hour includes live music from DJ Mike Williams, golden accessories, and a specialty after-hours treat.
Tickets are $125 per person and include two drink vouchers (additional drinks are $5 each) from Dragoon Brewing Company and The Monica’s wine selection. Plus, you’ll have dibs on the following dishes.
Ben’s Bells will also present the recipient of the Founder’s Award.
After the death of her son Ben in 2002, Jeannette Maré learned how a small act of kindness could make such a difference in a person’s life, no matter their background. She created Ben’s Bells as a way to spread kindness in the community and teach others about the impact of intentional kindness.
This award was established in 2022 during Ben’s Bells’ 20th year of service — all to honor kind individuals in the community for making a difference through their outstanding kindness.Â
For more information and to purchase tickets, visit bensbells.org.
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