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Turn the Tides: April 21, 2022

The Party: There was a celebratory vibe at Folly Beach’s Taco Boy for Waves 4 Women’s first fundraiser. About 200 guests sipped margaritas, sampled locally based Nock Tequila, built their own tacos, bid on silent auction items, and congratulated program participants. The nonprofit offers therapeutic surf lessons to women experiencing trauma, depression, anxiety, loss, or substance abuse to help strengthen their physical and emotional health. The $25,000 raised at the event will help fund scholarships to the program, as well as the purchase of wet suits that will allow lessons to be offered year-round. Highlight: Food and drinks from Taco Boy, as well as an inspirational video featuring women sharing how the nonprofit has helped them Overheard: “Raise your hands higher!” during a speed-fundraising round, asking supporters to donate $250 to sponsor a surfer Beneficiary: Waves 4 Women

Photography Cody Matthews, Kelly Franklin, & Salt Washed PhotographyPhotos 8
Singer Jeff Lowry entertains the crowd.Waves 4 Women co-founder Erin Jones thanked guests for their support in raising $25,000.Abbigail Willingham, Chrissy Schoenberg, Savannah McMullen, and Katy CallowayTara Novitt chats with Erin Jones, co-founder of Waves 4 Women.Harper Winicov, clinic coordinator and surf instructor for Waves 4 Women, shows off the new surfboard she won in the silent auction.Event sponsor Nock Tequila offered a tequila-tasting bar.Attendees Jimmy Evans and Ashley Gregoncza pose for a photo at Taco Boy.Margarita cupcakes from local bakery Get Caked

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