A Night of Hope & Impact: YouMeWe
Join YouMeWe for an unforgettable evening of purpose, passion and philanthropy at its 53 Stations of Connectivity, benefiting the NPO and its mission “to help teenagers growing up in institutionalized homes to become fully capable and financially independent young adults as they reach the age of 18 and prepare to leave home, whether it is off to university, technical school or a new job.”
Every ticket purchased, every donation given and every bid placed directly supports YouMeWe programs that bring light to vulnerable lives. Celebrate the power of compassion and write a new chapter of hope.
Where
SalesForce Tower
1 Chome-1-3 Marunouchi, Chiyoda Ward
When
October 15, 2025
7pm–9pm
More
hello@youmewenpo.org
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