Local Pulse Pensacola is going LIVE On Facebook from 4:45-5:45 p.m. on January 25th at The Sanctuary for Pace Center for Girl’s first annual Masquerade Soirée: Unmasking Girls’ Potential. The Local Pulse Pre-Show is presented by Hanto & Clarke, whose very own Stephen Clarke will be joining Local Pulse’s Managing Editor, Elli Gentile, as your hosts for the evening.
Have you ever tuned into an award ceremony pre-show? Have you witnessed A-listers, artists, actors, and other influential figures grace the red carpet? This is the experience we are bringing to Pensacola events except we will be interviewing Pensacola’s very own local celebrities, change makers and special guests attending the events.
Photo by Ashley Livingston.The 1st Annual Pace Center for Girls’ Masquerade Soirée will offer an enchanting evening with an air of intrigue & allure. It’s all about a touch of elegance mixed with a dash of mystique! Enter this masked cocktail party like a celebrity with the opportunity to be featured in our Facebook LIVE Event Broadcast, followed by heavy hors d’oeuvres, specialty drinks, wine and cocktails, decadent desserts, dancing, and live auctions. To enhance the mystique and overwhelm your senses, exciting entertainment will surprise you all night long! Guests will also be given the opportunity to help Pace unmask girls’ potential by raising a paddle to support Pace’s life-changing services.
If you would like to attend this event, ticket are still available and can be purchased here.
The Local Pulse Pre-Show is an opportunity to amplify Pace Center for Girls’ message and mission — provide girls and young women an opportunity for a better future through education, counseling, training, and advocacy. Pace values all girls and young women, believing each one deserves an opportunity to find her voice, achieve her potential, and celebrate a life defined by responsibility, dignity, serenity and grace.
Pace Center for Girls Escambia-Santa Rosa opened in 1994. Since that time, Pace Center at Escambia-Santa Rosa has served over 2,000 girls throughout Escambia and Santa Rosa counties through their three distinct components: Academic, Social Services and Transition Services.
“When I started at Pace, I was unaware of my worth, but now that I am a graduate, Pace has helped me see that I matter,” said Katie, former Pace girl and Pace graduate.
”I’d never seen a school care that much about its students. Pace is all about the girls, and as a former Pace girl, I can proudly say that I had a great experience. Seeing other girls be brave and open to growth showed me that I, too, could embrace growth and change. Pace helped me find my voice, and now I have a say in my life and have rewritten the narrative of my story! Thank you, Pace, for investing in my life and future and making me feel loved and valued.”
Viewers tuning in will not only witness the glamor and excitement of the Local Pulse Pre Show, but also gain insight into the vital work being done by Pace Center For Girl first hand. Ashley Donahoo, Development Director at Pace Center for Girls will be joining Stephen and Elli as a guest host and telling us all about the outstanding work being done for young females in our community.
Mark your calendars for January 25th, and if you can’t physically make the event, join us live on Facebook as we come together to dance, to celebrate, and to make a meaningful difference in the lives of young women in Pensacola.
Photo by Ashley Livingston.
