The Bryant Youth Association (BYA) is set to host a pivotal fundraising event at Texas Roadhouse this July 31st, inviting the Bryant Arkansas community to actively participate in supporting vital youth programs. This initiative underscores the deep commitment of local organizations to foster positive development and provide essential resources for the area’s children and teenagers.
Scheduled for July 31st, the event will take place from 3 to 10 p.m. at the Texas Roadhouse located at 20280 Interstate 30 North in Benton. Patrons attending the fundraising event can easily contribute by presenting a designated flyer, ensuring that 10% of their food purchase directly benefits the Bryant Youth Association, turning a meal out into an act of meaningful community support.
The Bryant Youth Association, celebrating its 20th anniversary, has been a cornerstone of local development, dedicated to enriching the lives of young people through a diverse array of offerings. Its enduring presence and continuous efforts highlight a legacy of nurturing potential within the Bryant Arkansas area, making this upcoming fundraiser particularly significant for its ongoing mission.
BYA CEO Suzanne Passmore, alongside prominent Bryant Arkansas community leaders, recently marked the organization’s two decades of service with a special ribbon-cutting ceremony, symbolizing its continued dedication. This milestone reflects years of unwavering community support and a testament to the association’s impactful contributions to youth development and welfare across the region.
Amanda Herman, BYA’s Director of Marketing and Donor Relations, emphasized the extensive scope of the association’s youth programs, which include comprehensive after-school and summer initiatives. These programs span a wide spectrum of educational and recreational activities, from engaging sports leagues to enriching STEM workshops, vibrant art classes, and structured music lessons, all designed to foster holistic growth.
Beyond educational and recreational pursuits, the Bryant Youth Association addresses fundamental needs by providing free breakfast, lunch, snacks, and even swimming lessons. Such provisions are crucial in ensuring that all participating youth have access to nourishing meals and vital life skills, showcasing the organization’s multifaceted approach to local impact and child well-being.
Ms. Herman further highlighted that the Bryant Youth Association operates entirely on community support and funding, relying on the generosity of local businesses and individuals. Strategic partnerships, like the one with Texas Roadhouse in Saline County, are essential for sustaining the array of youth programs and opportunities that are fundamental to the association’s mission and its continued positive local impact.
Donations received through events such as this fundraiser are instrumental in maintaining and expanding the numerous youth programs and opportunities BYA offers to the children of Bryant Arkansas. Every contribution directly empowers the association to continue its vital work, fostering a stronger, more vibrant community by investing in its youngest members and securing their brighter future.
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