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How this sold-out gala supports local children

See how Erlanger’s sold-out 2024 Believe Bash raises important funds for Noogan children (and aims to beat last year’s $372,000 raised by the community).

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A gif showing the gala's decorated tables and the believe bash co-chairs dressed up

“It’s not something most people think about until that critical moment when your child has a serious issue,” said gala Co-chairs Shelly and Bob Elliott. “It’s at those moments you realize how amazing [Erlanger Children’s Hospital] is.”

Photos by David Humber and Casey Yoshida

Guests of the Erlanger Foundation’s 2024 Believe Bash gala will party for a good cause as the annual fundraising event tries to beat last year’s $372,000 raised by sponsors and donors.

Proceeds go to Children’s Hospital at Erlanger — the region’s only children’s hospital (so when we say it’s for a good cause, we mean it).

The glamorous event will sweep guests away with a Parisian-themed backdrop of bistros, art galleries, garden parties, and the sparkle of Parisian lights. Included in the evening is a cocktail reception, gourmet dining, live music + dancing, a live auction, and programming that conveys the importance of supporting local children.

🏥 Making an impact

Erlanger is a nonprofit hospital and depends on community donations to provide:

Noogans can help Erlanger surpass their goal by making a donation and following the Erlanger Foundation for updates.

Support the Children’s Hospital at Erlanger

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