A Fashionable Night of Giving Back to Families in Need
This past Tuesday, more than 200 guests filled the room for our Runway of Resilience Fashion Show — a powerful evening filled with style, inspiration, and compassion in support of Casey Cares Foundation’s programs for critically ill children.
Thanks to the generosity of our sponsors, supporters, and attendees, the event raised over $56,000! That means that this event raised enough to fund 1,400 movie and pizza nights or grocery gift cards — or provide over 3,700 pairs of cozy pajamas for critically ill children and their families!
A heartfelt thank you to our presenting sponsor, Elite Medical Spa, and to Boutique by Glitz for not only outfitting our runway, but continuing to support our mission through their Glitz Gives Back initiative — now through May 11, 15% of proceeds from Glitz purchases will be donated back to Casey Cares and our programs!
We are also deeply grateful to our additional sponsors: Sprinkles Cupcakes, Heritage Financial Consultants – Regina M. Beatty, Diane Green, Smoothie King, Face Foundrié, Posh Picnic Co., Margaret White, Rachel Watson – Mary Kay, Buff City Soap, Balloons & Bloom, All 4 Lettering, Oh, What Fun! Party Co., The Luxe Portrait Station, Aga Ignas Photography, Domanska Photography, and Cutting Loose Salon. Your support helped make this event a tremendous success!
A huge round of applause goes to our incredible Runway of Resilience Committee, led by Margaret White (Chair), along with Kristine Scott, Krista Sprungman, Regina Beatty, Mary Thompson, Cathy Smith, MaryAnn Hanson, Jill Hamilton, Joshua Englin, and Marti Wolszczak. Your dedication and hard work brought this vision to life.
Most importantly, we were honored to welcome Yulisa, a Casey Cares child living with cystic fibrosis, who joined us with her family as our special guest. Her presence reminded everyone in the room of the strength, resilience, and joy that inspires everything we do.
Thank you to everyone who made this night unforgettable. Together, we are making a difference — one child, one family, and one act of kindness at a time.