Monique Burr Foundation Announces A Night in the Vineyard at SoNapa Grille

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - EntSun -- The Monique Burr Foundation for Children (MBF) proudly announces the 4^th Annual A Night in the Vineyard, presented by The Shee Family in partnership with SoNapa Grille and Republic National Distributing Company (RNDC), on Tuesday, April 8, from 6 to 9 p.m., at SoNapa Grille, located at 2400 3^rd St. S. in Jacksonville Beach.

The signature charity event commemorates Child Abuse Prevention Month and supports child safety and MBF's transformational work. Guests will enjoy live entertainment, live and silent auctions, gourmet food by SoNapa Grille, curated wine pairings, cocktails, and great company, all in support of MBF's mission to keep youth safe.

"We are so humbled and honored by the outpouring of support for our 4^th annual Night in the Vineyard event through generous sponsorships, donations and ticket purchases," said Tanya Ramos-Puig, MBF Chief Executive Officer. "However, this event is more than just a fundraiser — it's a commitment to protecting our most vulnerable citizens among us, children. At MBF, we believe every child deserves to be safe. This annual event enables us to realize our mission to save lives while simultaneously bringing Napa Valley to Jacksonville for one memorable night. We look forward to raising awareness for this important work and celebrating our incredible reach with our supporters. This year alone we have reached 16 million children through our MBF Prevention Education Programs. Together, we have contributed to transformational impact, and are investing in and creating a future free from child abuse."

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General admission tickets purchased in advance are $160 per person and or $175 at the door. Tickets must be purchased at www.anightinthevineyard.com. Tickets include entry into the event, wine tastings, food, cocktails, access to the live and silent auctions, live musical entertainment, and complimentary valet parking. Tickets are limited.

All proceeds raised at A Night at the Vineyard support MBF and MBF Prevention Education Programs – personal safety curricula that educate and empower children and teens with strategies to prevent, recognize, and respond appropriately to child abuse, bullying, online dangers, human trafficking, and other types of child victimization.

MBF is dedicated to protecting children and teens from bullying, digital dangers, child abuse, trafficking, and exploitation with comprehensive, evidence-based, prevention education. One out of 4 children will be victimized in their lifetime. However, child victimization can be prevented through education.

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Since inception, MBF Prevention Education Programs have positively impacted the lives of 16 million children, equipping them with the knowledge and skills to prevent, identify, and respond appropriately to child abuse, bullying, online risks, exploitation, human trafficking, and more. To learn more about MBF's comprehensive, evidence-based prevention programs, visit www.mbfpreventioneducation.org.