Illuminate the Night:

An Evening Where Elegance Meets Compassion

By Debbie Hall

Save the date for one of Southern Nevada’s most anticipated nights. Foundation Assisting Seniors is bringing back its annual gala, Illuminate the Night, on Sept. 24. The organization has chosen the Via Tivoli in Seven Hills as the backdrop, setting the stage for an evening that’s both glamorous and heartfelt. More than a fundraiser, Illuminate the Night celebrates generosity and a shared belief that every older adult in the Las Vegas Valley deserves support and hope as they age.

Guests can look forward to fine food, lively entertainment and a rare chance to step inside one of the area’s most gorgeous private estates, which will be open exclusively for the event. It’s all for a good cause, and, honestly, it’s one night you won’t want to miss.

The evening will also honor Lynette Chappell, whose decades of volunteering and compassion have made a lasting impact.

For more than 20 years, Foundation Assisting Seniors has helped thousands of people by providing free medical equipment to those in need. The organization makes the process simple — no confusing forms or proof of income, just quick access to resources including wheelchairs, hospital beds, walkers and shower chairs.

“Our organization was born from the experience of watching loved ones struggle to obtain basic medical equipment when they needed it most,” says Vicki Bertin, president and CEO of Foundation Assisting Seniors. “We remove barriers and respond quickly, treating every senior with dignity and compassion.”

Foundation Assisting Seniors also addresses one of today’s greatest challenges facing older adults: social isolation. Its daily wellness call program provides reassurance, companionship and peace of mind for seniors and their families, helping older adults remain connected while maintaining their independence.

Every ticket purchased and sponsorship secured for Illuminate the Night helps strengthen programs that serve local seniors and support the organization's mission.

For more information or to purchase tickets, visit foundationassistingseniors.org or call 725-244-4200.