The annual Party on the Green fundraising event that benefits 2nd Chance MS will be held at 5:30 p.m. on Sept. 26 at The Isom Place.

Tickets are $75, and the event includes a silent auction featuring once-in-lifetime vacations and giveaways, including:

● A six-night Getaway to Ireland for two people

● A Brad Paisley concert package for eight people.

● A Boston Tea Party Experience Package includes a three-night stay at The Fairmont Copley Plaza, admission to the Boston Tea Party museum, and daily breakfast and dinner at Oak Long Bar + Kitchen.

● Lane Kiffin limited edition round two shoes

● An Alexis Walter 36×36 Painting

Additionally, guests will be treated to the musical talents of KC and the Moonshine Band, delectable food by My Michelle’s, and an open bar.

The proceeds from the fundraiser will go directly to the students and programs supported by 2nd Chance MS, impacting the lives of individuals seeking to improve their circumstances through education and skills training.

“We are thrilled to host our sixth annual Party on the Green fundraiser in Oxford,” said Zach Scruggs, executive director of 2^nd Chance MS. “The support of our corporate and individual sponsors is vital to our mission of providing needed support to hardworking, lower-income adult students across Mississippi. We welcome everyone to join us on September 26th and be a part of making this year’s event the best one yet.”

The goal at 2nd Chance MS is to promote and support adult education and workforce training for lower-income Mississippi adults. They are dedicated to working with Mississippi’s 15 community colleges to create and finance programs that offer essential financial support and eliminate barriers for deserving adult students.

These programs have significantly increased the number of Mississippians equipped with the education and training necessary to secure and maintain a family-sustaining job. To date, they have assisted over 2,000 individuals in continuing their educational journey, helping them overcome barriers and

transition into the workforce, thus breaking the cycle of poverty.

For more information and tickets, visit www.2ndChanceMS.org.