Rainbow Days Announces Its New Name at 29th Annual Pot of Gold Luncheon in Dallas
Former NFL Player Keith Davis Spoke About Resiliency at the Fundraiser for "Brighter Days"
By PaperCity Staff Report //
Photography Thomas Garza and Rob Wythe/Wythe Portrait Studio
What’s in a name? For one Dallas non-profit organization, a name conveys optimism and the hope of brighter days.
At its recent 29th annual Pot of Gold Luncheon, Rainbow Days publicly unveiled its new name, Brighter Days. The organizational rebrand “reflects a strategic and mission-aligned evolution centered on hope, resilience, and the belief that every child deserves the opportunity for a brighter future.”
More than 450 guests attended the cherished springtime event at Westin Dallas Galleria, which was chaired by Francisco Ramos. Guests included community leaders, generous philanthropists, outspoken advocates, and steadfast volunteers of the organization that supports children and youth facing adversity across North Texas. This outpouring of support raised an inspiring $260,000 in critical funds for Brighter Days.
Those funds directly support Brighter Days’ programs and services that benefit thousands of at-risk and homeless children and youth throughout the metroplex. At 100 sites in North Texas, the evidence-based programs focus on emotional support, life skills development, substance abuse prevention, and family strengthening services.
Former Dallas Cowboys player Keith Davis gave an inspiring keynote address, during which he shared his story of perseverance and resilience. By vulnerably conveying his testimony, trials, and triumphs, Davis encouraged attendees to continue investing in the lives of vulnerable youth throughout Dallas.
An emotional high point of the afternoon, youth participants from Brighter Days gave a jubilant performance for attendees. Their joy and spark showcased Brighter Day’s mission — to help children build coping skills, emotional resilience, and positive futures despite adversity — in action.
Baobab Classique Scented Candles
“We are deeply grateful to everyone who made this year’s Pot of Gold Luncheon such a meaningful success,” says Tiffany Beaudine, President and CEO of Brighter Days. “This event was not only a celebration of the incredible impact our community continues to make in the lives of children, but also the beginning of an exciting new chapter as Brighter Days. While our name has evolved, our mission and commitment to the children and families we serve remain stronger than ever.”
PC Seen: Irma and Francisco Ramos, Jamall Sanders, Cathey Brown, Nancy Ann Hunt, Leticia Espinoza, Kelly Price, Hannah Price, Frances Gannon, Mary Jo McKellar, Abby Waterstreet, Jasmine Wynton, Jill Sabeh, Sunni Roaten, Lorren Thomas, Rocio and Robert Lopez, Vonda Dyer, Ashley Elsey, and Donna and Terry Saad.
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