Able Athletics Garden Party
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When women gather community forms! We are so grateful for a beautiful garden happy hour supporting Able Athletics.
We loved seeing and meeting new people and enjoying wine from @witherswinery and mushroom liqueur from @vedamushroom
Thank you to everyone who supported and joined! We are grateful and stay tuned for our next event!
Able Athletics was honored to attend a beautiful garden party hosted by Jessica Watts of @jesswatts.realestate and Jenn Wege of @northernwestchestermoms. Our team had the pleasure of connecting with many incredible local community members, philanthropists, and businesses who are making a difference in so many ways.
🍷 A special thank you to @witherswinery for generously donating a portion of your proceeds to Able Athletics. As a 100% volunteer-run nonprofit, generous people like you help us spread our mission and continue providing opportunities for our athletes.
🤝 Thank you to everyone who came out and supported us. Together, we are making a positive impact!
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