GREAT FUTURES GALA

A look at the past, a step toward the future: Celebrating 35 years! Get ready for an unforgettable night of celebration, ‘90s nostalgia, and iconic music! We’re throwing it back to the best decade ever as we commemorate 35 years of empowering young people and providing a world-class Club experience to every youth across East Alabama.

This isn’t just a gala – it’s a celebration of the past, present, and future of our mission. Indulge in gourmet tastings from Auburn and Opelika’s top chefs, take your shot at winning incredible items in our silent auctions, and get ready to dance the night away to the sounds of classic ‘90s jams.

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Great Futures Gala 2024

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FAQs

1. Who is the Great Futures Gala for?

YOU! Come get jiggy with us as we celebrate 35 years of exceptional impact for young people. Whether you are a longtime supporter of the Boys & Girls Clubs of East Alabama or you are new to the movement and want to contribute to the success of the youth in our area, this event is for you.

2. Who will be speaking at the Gala?

We are honored to have both Mayor Gary Fuller and Mayor Ron Anders hosting our event.

3. Where is the Great Futures Gala held?

The 35th Anniversary party will be at the Jay & Susie Gogue Performing Arts Center at Auburn University, located at 910 S. College Street, Auburn, AL 36830.

4. Where do I purchase sponsorships/tickets to the Gala?

Yay! So glad you’ll be joining us! Please purchase your sponsorship/tickets here.

5. What is the attire for the event?

Prepare to kick up your heels at this year’s Party with a Purpose celebrating 35 years! The attire for our Gala event is Retro Swagger as we are takin’ it back to the 90s!

“Step out in 90s-inspired fashion that’s as cool now as it was then. Think denim-on-denim, pops of neon, oversized everything, or a fresh pair of kicks. The vibe is bold, fun, and unapologetically 90s.”