The Five Star, Captivating Nation’s Capital Chapter of Jack and Jill of America, Inc. invites you to join us for our 2nd Annual Brunch, Bubbly & Beats on Saturday, November 16, 2024 at Zooz on the Wharf in DC during our chartering anniversary weekend! For the 2024 Brunch, Bubbly & Beats, a portion of your ticket price will support the Jack and Jill of America Foundation’s HBCU GAP Fund.
Every year, students with only one or two semesters to complete do not graduate due to unmet financial needs – the average amount is $750. The GAP Fund is an intentional measure to graduate more talented Black college students who will become the next generation of thought leaders, policymakers, educators, lawyers, scientists, doctors, and engineers. Meeting our fundraising goal will cover the average outstanding balance for ten graduates; surpassing it will allow us to assist many more. We will do that with your support!
Each ticket includes entry to the event, a full, delicious brunch buffet (including steak and a waffle station), bottomless mimosas (orange, peach, pineapple, apple, mango, and grapefruit juices), music by Will the DJ, photos by Cam's Camera, and a few surprises!
The attire is day party chic. Our theme calls for your HBCU, D9, and especially your JJOA para - it's up to you! Heels and sneakers are welcome!
You don't want to miss this!
ABOUT US
The Nation’s Capital Chapter - established on November 18, 2018 - plans and implements enriching opportunities for Black children to develop skills and passions that prepare them to be leaders of the next generation. We aim to ensure that all children, not just our own, have these life-enhancing opportunities. Nation’s Capital has been recognized with the Five Star Excellence designation, the highest honor a Jack and Jill chapter can receive for leadership and operational excellence, in every eligibility period in our six-year existence.
Jack and Jill of America Foundation (JJOAF) is a 501(c)3 non-profit, philanthropic partner of Jack and Jill of America, Incorporated. Founded in 1968, JJOAF has addressed numerous issues affecting African American children and families. JJOAF is committed to supporting educational programs and services that provide long-term positive outcomes for Black children and families and improve the lives of youth in three focus areas (pillars): Education, Health & Wellness, and providing resources to African American families.
