11th ANNUAL GALA | Saturday November 16, 2024
Presented by CBI Bank + Trust
Please join us for the 11th Annual No Foot Too Small Gala!
This year's flagship event will be held on Saturday, November 16th at the Coralville Hyatt Regency in Iowa River Landing!
The event will feature a cocktail hour, dinner, a lively live + silent auction, and an IRL post-party!
Evening Agenda
- Doors Open for Happy Hour + Silent Auction: 4pm
- Event begins: 6pm
- Dinner: 7pm
- Program and Feature Family Presentation: 7:30pm
- Post-Party: 9pm
Our annual gala is No Foot Too Small's largest celebration of angels, uniting over 750 guests each year to honor the lives of little ones gone too soon. This extraordinary event is one of the most significant ways we fund our mission, allowing us to provide critical support to families experiencing loss. In fact, it’s where our journey began—11 years ago, founders Ryan and Robin Boudreau hosted the very first gala after losing their son Beau, inviting local families to celebrate their angels together. With just 75 guests, that gathering launched a movement that has grown into the organization we are today. Through shared stories, moving tributes, and a community united by love and remembrance, our gala reminds us that even in the depths of grief, there is joy, connection, and the power to make a difference. This night is not just about raising funds—it's about coming together to ensure that no family ever walks this journey alone.
Tickets
Tickets must be purchased in advance.
Earlybird Pricing: $125 per person or $1250 for a table of 10* (prices will increase to $150/person and $1500/Table of 10 beginning June 1, 2024)
Tickets must be purchased in advance. Physical tickets will not be shipped. Upon registration, please enter the names of attendees as these will need to be confirmed at check-in.
*To ensure you are seated with your preferred friends/family, we encourage you to purchase a table.
Hotel Rooms
A block of hotel rooms has been reserved for gala guests. Please click here to reserve a room.
