To commemorate 100 years of serving our community, ChildSavers will host the “Celebration of a Century: A Night to Remember” on Saturday, March 29th, 2025 at the Thalhimer Pavilion at The Science Museum of Virginia.

Truman Capote’s masked black and white ball was held on November 28, 1966. It was an evening like no other where a myriad of guests came together to celebrate. It was so spectacular that it was given the moniker “the party of the century.”

We invite you to partner with us to raise $500,000 as we celebrate OUR century and recreate a black and white ball in honor of families served in the past, while also preparing to serve more children in the future. You won’t want to miss out on this spectacular event!

Born out of a need to provide critical care to underserved children at the end of the flu pandemic in 1924 and emerging 100 years stronger at the end of the COVID-19 pandemic, ChildSavers has successfully navigated providing trauma-informed mental health and child development services to the most vulnerable members of our community.

We are excited to celebrate with an evening of fun and delight! Magic moments will be sprinkled throughout the evening, followed by dancing the night away with 10-piece band, The Party Rockers.