Event Details
Event Details
¡Club Tropicaliente!
Date: May 10th 2024 | Time: 7-11pm | Venue: Artists for Humanity, South Boston
Silent Auction Closes at 9:00 PM on Friday, May 10, 2024
Neighborhood Partners for the Hurley School (NPHS) is proud to host the 14th edition of ¡Club Tropicaliente! "Tropi" is our biggest annual fundraiser, covering around 80% of our annual budget. All of the money raised from Tropi goes directly back to support the Hurley K-8 Dual Language School, a Spanish-English immersion Boston Public School located in the South End. 65% of our students come from economically disadvantaged families. Despite that challenge, the Hurley proudly remains a Tier 1 school.
Together we can make a difference, together we can build a stronger community, and together we can give our Hurley students the opportunities that will fuel their success. Join us and let the good times roll!
Online Silent Auction - bid from anywhere in the country and share with friends and family. Your bid may be a winner!
Music ~ Dancing ~ Signature Cocktails ~ Food ~ Games and Prizes
Neighborhood Partners for the Hurley School (NPHS) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that acts as the development arm of the Hurley School.
About NPHS
About NPHS
Neighborhood Partners for the Hurley School (NPHS) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that acts as the development arm of the Hurley School. We are current parents, community members, and volunteers who believe in bilingual public education and see the need to enhance the academic experience of all students at the Hurley.
Our mission is to bridge gaps in the funding that the Hurley receives from the Boston Public School System. The Hurley relies on philanthropy to support each of its 350 students. NPHS raises money to facilitate the Hurley’s vision and mission. With your support we can continue to help our students achieve academic excellence. Please donate or volunteer now.
Through generous donations, NPHS provides students with opportunities and ongoing programming for reading interventions, school facilities improvements, and classroom technology, as well as added art, music, chess, and swimming curriculums.
