The price of the ticket covers the cost of producing the fundraiser. The $250 includes drinks, a three-course meal, sunset views, and good conversation.
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Is this event 21+?
Yes.
Read MoreI can’t make it to the event. Can I still donate?
Yes—we appreciate your support! You can make a donation online here or visit communityrootshousing.org/donate for more donation options.
Read MoreMy plans have changed. Can I get a refund?
Yes. However, alternatively we can turn what you’ve paid for admission into a tax-deductible donation. Contact us at foundation@communityrootshousing.org to learn more.
Read MoreWhere can I park?
The Edgewater Hotel has a valet for $24. There are also numerous paid lots and street parking nearby. We’ll send more detailed information on parking in the “Know Before You Go” email closer to the event.
Read MoreI have dietary restrictions; will my requests be accommodated at this event?
A three-course dinner will be provided. Please indicate during registration and we will do our best to accommodate any dietary restrictions.
Read MoreWhat is the dress attire for this event?
Business casual is encouraged. Leave your tux at home.
Read MoreI purchased tickets for someone else. How do I register my guests?
While purchasing a ticket, the form has options to add the names of your guests. The name of the person purchasing a ticket can be different from the name of the attendee. Additionally, sponsors will receive a registration code for no-cost admission that they can pass on to their guests.
Read MoreI have an accessibility request for this event. How do I go about making that request?
Community Roots is committed to making our events accessible to everyone. If you require an accommodation or service to fully participate, please note them in the registration form, or reach out to foundation@communityrootshousing.org. The Edgewater Hotel also has wheelchair accessible bathrooms on the ground floor as well as elevators to reach the event space.
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