The Undies Project will hold their 10th Anniversary Celebration, An Evening of Magic, featuring the incredible magician, Jason Silberman, on Saturday, November 1, 2025, at CoCreate in Stamford.
The new venue will set the stage for an unforgettable night of entertainment. Guests will enjoy cocktails, delicious bites, and jaw-dropping magic, along with a silent auction and other exciting surprises.
This year’s celebration is chaired by Stacey Higdon and Amanda Shietzelt, the newest members of The Undies Project Board. Tickets are on sale starting at $150, and sponsorship opportunities are available.
Founded in 2015, The Undies Project has spent the past decade addressing one of the most basic yet overlooked needs in the community: underwear. New underwear is the most under-donated and most needed item of clothing. To date, The Undies Project has donated more than 600,000 items to men, women, and children through 55 partner agencies, including homeless shelters, crisis centers, and organizations serving those with low incomes.
“We are so excited to celebrate 10 years of impact with an evening that brings together our supporters for fun, magic, and meaningful giving,” said Laura Delaflor, Co-Founder of The Undies Project. “Underwear may seem like a small thing, but for those in need it makes a world of difference. With the support of our community, we are proud to have provided dignity to thousands of people over the past decade.”
For more information about the event or to learn more about The Undies Project, please visit www.theundiesproject.org
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The Undies Project, based in Greenwich, Connecticut, is a nonprofit dedicated to providing new underwear to men, women, and children in need, supporting dignity, health, and self-esteem. Since 2015, they have distributed over 600,000 undergarments through 55 partner agencies across Connecticut, New York, and New Jersey, ensuring that underserved individuals receive this most basic and often overlooked necessity. They also aim to educate communities about this true, unmet need.