Women gathered at the Double Tree Bristol for their own kind of prom… The Queen’s Ball. And, in the process of putting on their best formal attire and dancing into the night, the guests helped four area charitable causes.
The evening was a benefit for Peyton’s Promise, Ladybug Outreach, It’s OK and Brian’s Angels.
Peyton’s Promise Education Initiative, led by Peyton Troth, empowers youth through educational programs and community support, fostering personal growth and resilience. Their mission is to uplift local communities by providing resources and opportunities for a brighter future.
Ladybug Outreach, led by Haylee Patton, is a nonprofit that assists the unhoused and food insecure within our communities.
It’s OK, led by Camryn Patton, is an organization that encourages mental health in the performing arts.
Brian’s Angels is a homeless outreach organization in Bristol, Conn.
As guests arrived at the venue, many took time to pose on the red carpet in their finest formal regalia.
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