FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Media Contacts: Aldon Lamb (aldonlamb@gmail.com)
LOST-N-FOUND YOUTH CHARITY FUNDRAISER
(Atlanta, GA 05/02/2023) Lost-n-Found Youth (LNFY), a nonprofit that advocates for LGBTQ+ homeless youth, has announced the return of its fifth annual springtime fundraiser, ‘DRAG ME TO SCHOOL,’ which will take place on June 24th, 2023, at 9 pm at Piedmont Park Greystone in Atlanta. Tickets are available for purchase at www.lnfy.org. The drag show and charity event will raise money and collect school supplies for current and former residents of the Lost-n-Found Youth shelter as they prepare for the 2023-24 school year.
Atlanta-based drag queens Sister Dixie Normous, Edie Cheezburger, and LouAnn Behold have been announced as performers, with more to follow. Tickets for the event start at $50 for standing room and go up to $500 for a seated VIP table with bottle service. Alcohol will be included in the price of admission, and local food trucks, including ‘King of Pops’ and ‘The Loaded Taco,’ among others, will provide complimentary fare. Any tips collected over the course of the evening will be donated to the cause.
Since 2011, Lost-n-Found Youth has aimed to end homelessness for local LGBTQ+ youth and provide them with resources and support for success in education. LNFY has helped hundreds of children and teens grow into successful, talented young adults. Many previous residents now play professional sports, hold roles in local government, or have become advocates for similar causes.
The profits from the fundraiser will be used to provide school supplies, orchestrate and fund doctor visits, supply daily lunches, and cover any expenses for extracurricular activities. In previous years, ‘DRAG ME TO SCHOOL’ has raised enough funding to support clients through high school and into college.
LNFY operates a 24/7 crisis hotline, a drop-in youth center, and shelter. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.LNFY.org.
Contact: Aldon Lamb, Public Relations
aldonlamb@gmail.com
770-382-6872
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Works Cited
“Lost N Found Youth.” Lost N Found Youth, http://www.lnfy.org/.