Bonner Homeless Transitions hosting 'Little Black Dress' fundraiser

Bonner Homeless Transitions is inviting the community to attend its annual Little Black Dress: Cocktails & Conversation event Thursday, April 30, at The Idaho Club.

This signature evening, which kicks off at 5 p.m., brings together community leaders, business partners and supporters for a night of connection, purpose and impact. All in support of ending the cycle of homelessness for women, children and families.

This year’s event will be especially significant, as Bonner Homeless Transitions will unveil two major announcements that will shape the future of the organization and expand its ability to serve families in need.

“We are at a pivotal moment,” said Rebekah Little, executive director of Bonner Homeless Transitions. “The work we are doing is growing and these announcements reflect both where we’ve been and where we are going. We would love for our local media to be part of sharing that story.”

The evening will feature cocktails, heavy appetizers and meaningful conversation, along with an opportunity to engage directly with the mission and impact of Bonner Homeless Transitions. Guests will hear firsthand how the organization is helping women and children build stability, independence and hope for the future.

Bonner Homeless Transitions primarily serves single women, single mothers and families, many of whom are overcoming domestic violence, substance use and housing instability. Through a structured, two-year program focused on life skills, employment, and long-term housing, the organization empowers families to achieve lasting independence.