MUSKEGON, Jan. 21, 2025 — On February 1, 2025, the Muskegon YMCA will host its annual Black Tie for the Y event, a gala and auction dedicated to raising funds for the Livestrong with the YMCA program, which empowers cancer survivors to reclaim their strength.
Black Tie for the Y is an elegant evening complete with silent and live auctions, raffles, and a gourmet four-course dinner, including appetizers, drinks, and dessert. Guests can also enjoy music, dancing, and a late-night snack to cap off the celebration.
This year’s event brings exciting new additions, including an interactive raffle with Muskegon Axe Throwing—a fun opportunity to test your skills and win a prize. Exclusive live auction items include a Swanson Pickle Co. tour, a private Hamburger Mikey food truck experience, and much more. The evening will be hosted by Gary Nelund, Mayor of Norton Shores, adding a special touch to the festivities.
All proceeds from Black Tie for the Y support the Livestrong with the YMCA program, which provides cancer survivors a safe, supportive environment to engage in physical activity aimed at strengthening the whole person. This no-cost program allows participants to focus on their health and well-being, thanks to the generosity of donors.
Black Tie for the Y starts at 6:00pm at the Delta Hotel in downtown Muskegon. The Muskegon Y invites you to grab a friend, get dressed up (black tie optional), and reserve your spot today at https://muskegonymca.cbo.io/.
About the Muskegon YMCA
The Muskegon YMCA has been committed to building a healthier future for the community for over 100 years. The Muskegon Y is focused on empowering cancer survivors, fighting food insecurity, and ensuring safe environments for children to grow and thrive. During the pandemic, the Muskegon Y offered resources to the community by extending their food service program, structuring healthy out of school time for children, and offering virtual gym memberships. Visit muskegonymca.org for more information.
Black Tie for the Y is an elegant evening complete with silent and live auctions, raffles, and a gourmet four-course dinner, including appetizers, drinks, and dessert. Guests can also enjoy music, dancing, and a late-night snack to cap off the celebration.
This year’s event brings exciting new additions, including an interactive raffle with Muskegon Axe Throwing—a fun opportunity to test your skills and win a prize. Exclusive live auction items include a Swanson Pickle Co. tour, a private Hamburger Mikey food truck experience, and much more. The evening will be hosted by Gary Nelund, Mayor of Norton Shores, adding a special touch to the festivities.
All proceeds from Black Tie for the Y support the Livestrong with the YMCA program, which provides cancer survivors a safe, supportive environment to engage in physical activity aimed at strengthening the whole person. This no-cost program allows participants to focus on their health and well-being, thanks to the generosity of donors.
Black Tie for the Y starts at 6:00pm at the Delta Hotel in downtown Muskegon. The Muskegon Y invites you to grab a friend, get dressed up (black tie optional), and reserve your spot today at https://muskegonymca.cbo.io/.
About the Muskegon YMCA
The Muskegon YMCA has been committed to building a healthier future for the community for over 100 years. The Muskegon Y is focused on empowering cancer survivors, fighting food insecurity, and ensuring safe environments for children to grow and thrive. During the pandemic, the Muskegon Y offered resources to the community by extending their food service program, structuring healthy out of school time for children, and offering virtual gym memberships. Visit muskegonymca.org for more information.
