Chicago is stepping out for a cause. On March 29, 2026, The Village Mentorship Group invites the city to Rose Gold—a charity gala at Chicago Theater Works celebrating the growth, discipline, and ambition of six remarkable young men in The Village mentorship program.
FAST FACTS
- Event: Rose Gold (Charity Gala)
- Date: March 29, 2026
- Location: Chicago Theater Works
- Doors Open: 6:00 PM
- Mentee Presentations: 7:00 PM (sharp)
- Adults-Only Celebration: 8:00 PM (after mentees depart)
- Entry: Donation-based (supports mentee educational and career aspirations)
- RSVP: chivillage.org/rosegold
AN EVENING BUILT TO CELEBRATE WHAT MENTORSHIP MAKES POSSIBLE
Rose Gold is not just a gala—it’s a moment of recognition for young men putting in real work. The night centers on six mentees from The Village mentorship program as they take the stage to share their journeys, growth, and what they’re building next.
Doors open at 6:00 PM to set the tone for an elevated evening. At 7:00 PM sharp, the program begins with presentations from the mentees—giving supporters, community leaders, and guests a chance to witness their progress and potential in real time.
“Your donation isn’t just entry—it’s an investment in the next chapter of these young men’s lives.”
THE CELEBRATION CONTINUES—ADULTS ONLY AFTER 8 PM
After the mentees complete their presentations, they will head home—and at 8:00 PM, Rose Gold transitions into an adults-only celebration. It’s a chance for the community to connect, celebrate, and continue the night with purpose at the center of it all.
WHY YOUR SUPPORT MATTERS
This is a donation-based event, meaning your contribution directly supports the educational and career aspirations of the mentees. By showing up, you’re helping The Village Mentorship Group continue building pathways grounded in guidance, accountability, and opportunity.
HOW TO RSVP
RSVP here: https://www.chivillage.org/rosegold?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio
RSVP FOR ROSE GOLD
WTW will be watching Chicago continue to show what it looks like to celebrate excellence early—and support it consistently.
