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Women United Luncheon

INVESTING IN IMPACT

Thursday, May 8, 2025, 11:30 A.M. - 1 P.M. 
River Ranch Stockyards

500 NE 23rd Street, Fort Worth, TX 76164 

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Join us at our 5th Annual Women United Investing in Impact luncheon. This annual event motivates attendees to make a difference in our community.

During the luncheon, Women United will award $75,000 to organizations helping women and girls acquire quality education, improve job skills or gain other opportunities to change their lives.

Our luncheon’s featured program — “Reimagining the Rules”— explores adaptability, resilience and breaking barriers in leadership and entrepreneurship. Tamiko Bailey, a disabled female veteran and award-winning small business owner of Bailey’s Premier Services, and Adam D. Powell, United Way of Tarrant County’s president and CEO, will uncover the common challenges and unique approaches in business and nonprofit management during a conversation moderated by First Command Financial Services COO Kellie Richter. They’ll dive into shifting mindsets, embracing change, and finding new ways to support one another while pursuing success. You won’t want to miss this inspiring exchange on rewriting the playbook to thrive in these uncertain times.

Tickets are on sale now!

$1,500 for a table of 10

Hosts purchasing tables by April 23 will be recognized in the event program.

$150 per seat

We hope you’ll show your support by getting involved in our efforts to build a brighter and better future for Tarrant County! 

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  • Tamiko Bailey, Adam Powell and Kellie Richter

Have questions about the Investing in Impact Luncheon? Please contact womenunited@unitedwaytarrant.org

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