(SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.—March 6, 2023)—Child Crisis Arizona, which serves vulnerable children, youth and families and is committed to ending child abuse and neglect through prevention, education, and intervention programs, will host its milestone 45th anniversary event ¬– a Blue Hawaii-themed gala – at the JW Marriot Camelback Inn in Scottsdale on April 15, starting at 6 p.m.

The island-inspired theme is inspired by some of the organization’s most beloved galas over the past several decades, and those who attend are encouraged to don tropical attire, especially in hues of blue. In addition to a formal seated dinner and program, which will include an update on the new net-zero campus being built in the Valley to bring all of the organization’s programs under one roof, Child Crisis Arizona has plans to entertain guests with a slew of interactive elements throughout the evening, including a “pool bar pull,” which is a twist on a blind wine pull and includes the chance for donors to win high-end bourbons, tequilas, island rums, and other specialty spirits; a shaved ice bar; casino games for prizes; and a series of fundraising games.

Also expect a silent auction, dancing, a paddle raiser, and live music from Notes from Neptune, an acoustic jam band best-known for taking popular songs from the past 50 years and re-imagining or re-arranging them in playful and soulful ways.

Tickets start at $400 and tables start at $4,000. Individuals or business interested in sponsorship opportunities should contact Justin Duran at justin.duran@childcrisisaz.org.

For more information, visit http://www.childcrisisaz.org.

About Child Crisis Arizona
For more than 44 years, Child Crisis Arizona (CCA) has served vulnerable children, youth and families and is committed to ending child abuse and neglect through prevention, education and intervention programs. The agency offers emergency shelters for children, teen moms and their babies; a group home for boys in the foster care system; foster care and adoption services; as well as community-wide parenting classes, workshops, support groups and early education programs for low-income families. Our vision is “Safe Kids. Strong Families.” Learn more at http://www.childcrisisaz.org.