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Send me the listFamily Promise of Morris County will host the second annual Fall Into Giving on Friday, September 18, 2026, from 6:30 to 9:30 PM at the Kellogg Club, 25 Colles Avenue in Morristown. The evening raises money for the nonprofit’s shelter, housing, and outreach programs, which serve families and individuals facing homelessness and housing insecurity across Morris County.
The Kellogg Club is housed inside the Colles Mansion, the oldest Greek Revival home in Morristown, and the setting is part of the draw. Guests get a curated selection of appetizers and drinks, artwork by featured local artist Patti Kaufman, an intimate performance by Second Groove Jazz, and raffle prizes.
Individual tickets are $125 and cover food, drinks, and admission for the full evening. Early bird pricing at $110 closed on August 31. Ticket quantities are capped by venue capacity, so Family Promise is asking guests to reserve ahead rather than count on the door. Tickets are available on the event’s Give Lively page.
Sponsorships start at $250. A Friend Sponsor gets a name on event signage and one ticket. Bronze is $500, Silver is $1,000, and Gold is $2,500 with verbal recognition at the event. The $5,000 Champion Sponsor includes premier logo placement across event marketing, an opportunity to speak, four tickets, and a featured community partner profile in the Family Promise newsletter. Recognition is optional and anonymous support is welcomed. Businesses can email events@familypromisemorris.org for the full sponsorship packet.
Three logistics worth knowing before you go. The dress code is cocktail or elevated fall attire. The venue is not air conditioned. Parking is street parking only around Colles Avenue, so budget a few extra minutes.
Family Promise of Morris County served 149 families through its shelter and housing programs in 2024 and logged roughly 9,000 in-person interactions through its outreach programs the same year. The organization reports that 83 percent of every dollar it receives goes directly to supporting children and their families facing homelessness. Anyone in Morris County currently experiencing homelessness or housing insecurity can dial 2-1-1 or text their zip code to 898-211.
Full event details and this year’s sponsor list are on the Family Promise of Morris County Fall Into Giving page. If you are filling in the rest of the month, we round up the wider calendar in our guide to things to do in Morris County in September 2026, and there is more on the host town in our story on Morristown being named one of America’s favorite towns.
