ACH Child and Family Services (ACH), a nonprofit serving the community for more than 110 years, is hosting an event dedicated to raising essential funds that go directly to improving the lives of children and families within ACH’s residential and foster care programs. Now in its 24th year, Hoot ‘n Holler is the nonprofit’s largest fundraising event and is scheduled for October 25 at the picturesque River Ranch Stockyards. Guests will enjoy live music and dancing, dinner, games, auctions, raffles, and more.
Proceeds Ensure Safey, Hope and Love for Children
In the past year alone, Tarrant County sadly witnessed over 4,700 confirmed cases of child abuse. The residential programs ACH offers extend beyond mere shelter, providing essential services such as healthcare, community, and counseling to help mend the profound wounds of trauma. Programs include those that promote self-confidence and self-sufficiency for young adults aging out of the foster care system and homeless young adults by providing independent living housing options and skills development. ACH also helps single mothers and their children who are experiencing homelessness due to intimate partner domestic violence crime victimization.
Emceed by National Correspondent for ABC News
ABC News National Correspondent Mireya Villarreal, who is also an ACH board member, will be joined by event co-chairs Cara Hardin and Kaci Lightner. Sponsors include Jerry & Melinda Johnston, Fred & Cheryl Moore, Presidio, Bank of Texas and The Christenberry Group. The classic country western band Raised Right Men will end the night on a high note with what is traditionally a full dance floor.
For individual tickets, visit ACHservices.org/Hoot-N-Holler.
About ACH Child and Family Services
Now in its 110th year, ACH, a Fort Worth-based nonprofit agency, brings needed resources and skills to children and families struggling with life’s challenges. While remaining true to its mission of protecting children and preserving families, ACH is always evolving to serve the community better, launching four innovative programs in the last six years alone. Some of the 15 programs and services keep children and families together while others provide a healing home for children who can’t live with their families. ACH has been nationally accredited since 2003 by the Council on Accreditation. ACH’s vision is for families to thrive and children to experience safety, hope, and love. For more information, go to ACHservices.org.
