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Tween Founds Nonprofit, organizes Benefit

By: Good Morning West Texas staff
Updated: April 25, 2011
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Tiffany James isn't even a teenage, yet she's already the founder of a non-profit - Society of Hope. She's now preparing for a fundraiser this Thursday to benefit the soldier wives.

“I was inspired to create the organization by seeing how much people in  our own community need help in so many areas,” Tiffany said.

The benefit is scheduled for Thursday, April 28, 2011, from 6:30 to 9:00 pm at Green Tree Country Club in Midland, Texas. The event will include a meal, entertainment, silent auction, and a live auction. The price for the dinner tickets is $35 each. The money will be going to “Reel Wives,” a program that helps the wives and family of wounded soldiers.

For more information, email or call - societyofhope@att.net or 432-559-6769.

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