The proceeds from this benefit will be used to provide reduced cost mental health services for women and children in need.
Friday | May 2nd, 2025 | 7:00-9:00 am
Elements at Water Street
Hotel Indigo Naperville
7am-7:30am Coffee & Conversation
7:30am–9:00am Breakfast/ Presentation
Casual Attire | Parking Available
Join us for a special breakfast benefit to provide reduced cost, high quality mental health care to women and children in need.
Special Ticket Price
Early Bird Special before 4/21 $75pp
At the Door or after 4/21 $85pp
Women In Touch
Original price was: $85.00.$75.00Current price is: $75.00.
Additional information
| Tickets | Individual – $125 each |
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Discounted Table Prices
Buy a table of 8 or 10 and invite your friends to join
A savings of up to $20 per seat
Women In Touch – Table
$525.00 – $650.00
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| Tickets | Table – 10 seats, Table – 8 seats |
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Why Support Women In Touch?
Our Vision
Affordable Access to Mental Health Care For All
Our Mission
We are commited to helping people access the mental health care and support they need to experience a healthier and more rewarding life. We are passionate about transforming the accessibility of affordable mental health care.
Our Goal
We are driven to minimize any financial barriers so we can provide access to high-quality care to anyone who asks us for help.
Thank you, because of the generosity of our donors and people like you, we intend to serve even more clients who would otherwise fall through the cracks.
Featuring Guest Speaker
Danielle Schaeffer
Disability Ministry Director
Christ Church Oak Brook
Born, raised, and currently living in Naperville, Danielle Schaeffer is a 42-year old, post-Evangelical, divorced mother, raising a disabled son. Brought up in the church, she attended a private college, earning a degree in family ministry. For the past 20 years, Danielle’s personal and professional journey led her to working for churches in both children/youth and disability ministries.
According to Danielle, during difficult times in her life she depended on hope to see her through the pains of divorce, disability diagnoses, and failure. Throughout her many challenges, she felt a sense of joy and excitement in building new dreams of family, raising a son, and pursuing new relationships. As she works with families and their disabled children, she see pieces of herself in their stories. Danielle walks alongside them as they pick up pieces of their lives scattered by uncertainty and build new dreams with hope.
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