7th Well, an organization based out of Chattanooga that works in the fight against sex trafficking, will be hosting its first benefit dinner at The Venue Chattanooga on Thursday at 7 p.m.
Zach and Tess Brandon, the founders of 7th Well, will be hosting the first 7th Well benefit to raise funds for a home that will be used to rehabilitate young women after coming out of the sex trafficking industry. This home will be the first, and only, home in Tennessee for child survivors of sex trafficking.
The money raised from the benefit will go directly toward building the restoration home where girls can be educated, counseled, and rehabilitated. Each individual, company, or church sponsor who purchases a table will have a memorial brick placed in the walkway at the home.
“This home is not only a safe place for these girls to seek refuge, but this home means that restoration is happening in their souls,” said Tess Brandon, co-founder and CEO of 7th Well. “I can only imagine the feeling of humility and excitement that will come with allowing our girls to walk through the doors of their new home, but until then we will keep working tirelessly to open them.”
Tickets can be purchased at 7thwell.com/events/. Tables for eight are $1,000. Individual tickets for regular tables are $50. VIP tables for eight are $1,500 and include an extra takeaway gift and special seating. Individual tickets for VIP seating are $75. At the benefit, there will also be a chance to individually purchase memorial bricks for the front path of the restoration home. Each brick will be $200. Tickets, tables, and brick are tax-deductible through The Generosity Trust.
The benefit dinner will include a three-course meal and hearing the story behind 7th Well. The founders of 7th Well will share goals the organization has and plans to accomplish, and how they plan to build a future for young women survivors of sex trafficking in Tennessee.
For more information, contact Ms. Brandon, co-founder and CEO of 7th Well, at tessbrandon@7thwell.com.