Ozone House, Ann Arbor's agency for support and housing for youth and families in crisis or conflict, will host "Harvest of Hope" Oct. 3. The fundraiser benefits the center and will feature food, drinks, music and a silent auction. The ninth annual fundraiser will offer event-goers the chance to learn about the life-changing work done by Ozone House. New to the event this year is the "Hope Challenge," which involves doubling donations.
Harvest of Hope will begin at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 3. at the Polo Fields Golf and Country Club, 2955 Packard Road, Ypsilanti. Convenient parking is available.
Guests are urged to RSVP by Sept. 18 at http://www.ozonehouse.org or by calling Sue at 734-662-2265. Tickets are $150 each. Those who can't attend but wish to support Ozone House are invited to make a donation instead.
Ozone House To Host 'Harvest Of Hope'
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