Move for More | Fundraiser Social
Join Us for a Wellness Fundraiser Supporting Local and Global Impact
🗓️ Friday, May 16
🕕 Doors open at 6:00 PM
📍Fabrik, Dumbo
🎧 Movement • Music • Community• Impact
We’re bringing the NYC wellness community together for a impactful and energizing evening in support of mental health and women’s empowerment — both locally and globally.
✨ Event Highlights:
6:00: Doors open, come early and mingle!
6:30–7:30 PM: Strength + yoga fusion class led by Diana and Louisa
7:30–8:30 PM: Social hour with live DJ, light bites, and refreshments
Raffle prizes from mission-driven brands
Exclusive partner giveaways and wellness treats
🎗️ Why we’re fundraising:
Louisa is running the NYC Marathon for NAMI NYC, supporting mental health education and advocacy in our city
Diana is running the Sydney Marathon for Komera, a nonprofit empowering girls in Rwanda through education, leadership, and mental health programs
Your attendance and support will uplift two incredible causes while connecting with others in an evening of purpose, movement, and joy.
100% of proceeds will be going towards the two charities.
Please bring your own yoga mat!
Bathrooms/changing rooms will be available.
NAMI: The National Alliance on Mental Illness of New York City (NAMI NYC) provides free, life-changing support, education, and advocacy for families and individuals affected by mental illness. Their mission is to ensure that no one struggles alone—offering programs that bring hope, build community, and break down stigma. By supporting NAMI NYC, you're helping to create a world where mental health is treated with compassion, dignity, and understanding.
KOMERA: Komera means "be strong, have courage"; a nonprofit organization that empowers young women in Rwanda through education, community development, and leadership opportunities. By focusing on girls’ potential, Komera helps build a generation of confident, educated leaders who create lasting change in their communities. An inspiring letter from the founder about the why: https://komera.org/blog-blog/charitytojustice