Toasting with Tallulah

It's Time To Make A Difference

April 19 - 24, 2021

A Girls Night In With A Purpose

This year the Women's Philanthropy Society signature fundraising event is going virtual... with a twist! We invite you to invest in this year's focus area of education by celebrating Toasting with Tallulah with the leading ladies in your life as together we support women and children in our community.

The Women's Philanthropy Society (WPS), an initiative of the Community Foundation of Greater Huntsville, was created for women by women to make a positive difference in the lives of women and families across a broad spectrum of issues that affect the Quality of Life in our community. Each year the WPS chooses a focus area, gathers community input, and recommends annual grant recipients. Toasting with Tallulah is WPS's signature event which raises funds to support programs for women and children in the community we love.

Want to join us in supporting education?

Sponsorship Q & A

THE AUDIENCE | Our audience includes thousands of individuals, nonprofit agencies, and companies interested in supporting our community. This includes Community Foundation donors, community philanthropists, business and community leaders, small business owners, professional advisors, and local board members.
THE REACH | Sponsors will receive exposure to 12,000+ followers across the Community Foundation’s online and social platforms which include our website, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and eNewsletter as well as hundreds of event attendees throughout the year.
THE RESULT | In addition to reaching thousands of local community, business, and nonprofit leaders, your sponsorship works alongside us to support our mission to improve the quality of life, having raised over $28 million to support charitable causes in our community and beyond.

Sponsorship Packet

About Tallulah

Huntsville native and screen and stage actress known for her husky voice, outrageous personality, and devastating wit, Tallulah Bankhead was inducted into the American Theater Hall of Fame in 1972 and the Alabama Women's Hall of Fame in 1981.