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The Mix 96.5 “Deck the Hall Ball” and Safe Space a huge success!
Jan 25, 2024
Press Release – Pink Bows Safe Space was a huge success at our first “indoor” facility for the Mix 96.5 “Deck the Hall Ball”. Guests found the space to be inviting and a perfect retreat from the venue crowd. With the help of counselors and volunteers we were able to greet and meet many of the concert attendees. Our registration table was inundated with a multitude of guests who eagerly approached us, expressing their heartfelt appreciation and gratitude. The overwhelming number of individuals who took the time to provide warm feedback was truly remarkable. They were genuinely thankful for the organization’s mission to ensure concert safety for all individuals, recognizing the importance of such an initiative in creating a secure environment for everyone to enjoy. The sour patch candy was a definite crowd-pleaser (you can google sour candy attached to calming anxiety if interested in learning more), with a multitude of guests eagerly helping themselves to a piece while asking about the purpose of the safe space.
A special thank you to our amazing support platform of Houston Audacy, The Mix 96.5 AND two of our Houston favorites, Sarah Pepper and Jessie Watts. This media group and their team are the best!
Our Foundation is extremely proud to have been a part of this event, and it brings us immense joy to know that we continue to grow and contribute to the success of the Pink Bows Safe Space. Our team is eagerly looking forward to continuing our support and assistance in upcoming 2024 events, as we believe in the importance of creating a safe and inclusive environment for everyone involved.
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