Port Richey is hosting its second annual Mayor’s Ball on September 11th to honor first responders and veterans. The event will feature dinner, entertainment, and community gathering with a special theme of honoring heroes. Mayor John Eric Hoover explained the significance of holding the ball on this date, marking 25 years since the September 11 attacks. Proceeds from the event will primarily benefit the Tunnel to Towers Foundation which assists first responders and their families. The remaining portion of proceeds will support Port Richey’s Events Committee for future community activities. This annual tradition began during the city’s Centennial celebration and has been continued as a meaningful way to bring the community together around gratitude for those who serve.
Key Points:
- The second annual Mayor’s Ball will take place on Friday, September 11th in Port Richey.
- Eighty percent of event proceeds will support the Tunnel to Towers Foundation which helps first responders and military families.
- Mayor John Eric Hoover stated the theme honors courage and sacrifice of those who served during and after the September 11 attacks.
- Tickets are priced at $125 per person with tables for eight costing $900.
- The event aims to bring the community together while supporting local heroes and their families.
