Rise and Thrive: A BRA Breakfast

BRA Groups

A Celebration of Growth, Mentorship, and the Strength of Survivors

Event Details:

Date: Wednesday, February 5, 2025
Time: 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM
Location: Cafe 393 (Gallatin Location at 127 Goodview Way)

Start your morning with gratitude and connection at our Rise and Thrive Breakfast. This special gathering is a celebration of the incredible community that makes BRA possible. For our BRA members and their families, this is a chance to say thank you to the individuals, businesses, and organizations who have provided unwavering support. For our donors and supporters, it’s an opportunity to witness the impact of your generosity and feel the gratitude of those whose lives you’ve touched.

Come together with us as we honor the connections that strengthen our community, celebrate shared hope, and look forward to the bright future we are building together. Whether you’ve been part of BRA for years or are just discovering our mission, this event is a time to celebrate the bonds that make us stronger.

While RSVPs are not required, they help us plan a memorable morning for everyone. Please let us know if you’ll be joining us by filling out the form below. Let’s rise and thrive together!

RSVP Here - please include your party size in the comments.

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