The Women of Tomorrow Mentor & Scholarship Program announces its Annual Rosé Day Luncheon on Feb. 1 at the prestigious Colony Hotel in Palm Beach.
Held for four consecutive years, the event aims to raise funds for programs and scholarship support benefiting over 350 at-risk students across 20 public high schools in Palm Beach County. According to a press release, these students currently receive mentorship from accomplished professional women within the Women of Tomorrow network.
Over 100 mentors, leading philanthropists, patrons and esteemed guests will converge for an afternoon dedicated to improving the lives of young women in the community. Attendees, encouraged to dress in rosé-colored attire, will enjoy a cocktail hour followed by a delectable lunch and a fashion show. Rosé will be donated by Whispering Angel Rosé.
This year’s fashion sponsor is TOCCIN, created by husband-and-wife Alexandra & Michael Toccin. Hailing from New York City, they bring over 16 years of experience in the fashion industry and will be presenting their newest collection.
An addition to this year’s event is The Rose Garden prize, a $5,000 Saks Fifth Avenue shopping spree for one lucky winner, as well as insights from Women on Tomorrow alumna Rachel Lorfils, who will discuss the program's life-changing impact.
“The Rosé Day Chairs, Judith Temple, Dr. Krista Rosenberg, R. Jo Kaufman, along with Palm Beach County Leadership Council Event Co-Chairs and Committee members Lora Drasner (Sponsorship Chair), Sheryl Greenwald (Committee Chair), Robbin Newman (Program Chair), Danielle Rosse (Auction Chair), Alexandra Gonzalez, Andrea Brenner, Jude Dexter, Julie Payton, and Rebecca Rubinstein, will warmly present the Eileen Youtie Award for outstanding service. Women of Tomorrow Founder & President, author and former television journalist in NY, LA, and South Florida, including WPTV, Jennifer Valoppi, will also attend the occasion as a featured speaker,” states a press release.
The Boca Raton Observer is the event’s exclusive media sponsor.
Photo courtesy of Women of Tomorrow & Scholarship Program
Lora Drasner, R. Jo Kaufman, Krista Rosenberg, Lesli Brown, Robbin Newman, Judith Temple and Sheryl Greenwald
For more information, visit womenoftomorrow.org.