Camptown's Glamp-Out 2.0!
Friday, September 15, 2023
Where: The Heirloom, 230 W. McCarty Street, Indianapolis, IN 46225
Nestled in the shadow of Lucas Oil Stadium, this industrial & rustic venue is the perfect spot to bring Camptown to downtown! This newly renovated building (formerly N.K Hurst Company) is full of natural wood beams and floors, stunning string lights, and TONS of character. Transitioning downtown will bring us new opportunities, a more rustic venue, and bring a more casual-campy feel to our event. This event will give a glimpse of what it’s like to embark on a Camptown adventure, but instead of being in a tent under the stars, you’ll be at an event illuminated by the lights of the city we aspire to impact every day.
Why: Our Annual Dinner & Silent auction is a crucial fundraising event for Camptown each year. This event provides an opportunity for us to share our mission to incredible prospective partners of our organization and grow our community of support across the city. Proceeds from this fun evening support purposeful adventures in the outdoors for youth in Indianapolis. 88% of participants in 2022 received financial assistance to attend a program with Camptown, and we are looking to grow our impact to serve more youth in 2023.
Looking for more information regarding tickets & sponsorship, check out our event kit!
UPDATE: We have sold all available seated tickets for this event. For a limited time only, we are offering a standing room only ticket for $75 that grants access to all evening activities + your meal and one drink ticket. If you are still interested in upper level sponsorships or have any questions, please contact our Development Manager, Morgan Ellis at [email protected].
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