The Naples Woman’s Club proudly announces Sip for a Cause, a premier dining experience set for January 15th and 16th, 2025 at The Maddox, Naples newest private luxury venue. The patron dinner on January 15th, features a curated Rive-course patron dinner by award-winning Chef Darren Vielleux. The Naples Woman’s Club has been using the power of food for the greater good. Now, partnering with The Maddox, the Naples Woman’s Club is venturing into a high-end gourmet experience to address food insecurity and senior well-being.

The January 15th Patron Dinner features expertly paired wines and an exclusive live auction with unique dining, travel, wellness, and bespoke luxury packages, promising an extraordinary experience. Limited seating is available at $500 per person, with proceeds benefiting the Harry Chapin Food Bank, Collier Senior Center, and the vital programs of the Naples Woman’s Club.

On January 16th, The Maddox will host two Sip for a Cause events: a mid-day soiree and an evening affair. Both gatherings showcase gourmet wine and food stations, exclusive spirit tastings, engaging entertainment, and a live auction, all for $300 per person. Proceeds will further support these impactful charities meeting essential needs within the community.

Harry Chapin Food Bank is a pillar of hunger relief in Florida, distributing meals to over a quarter-million residents monthly through its affiliation with Feeding America.
The Collier Senior Center enriches the lives of local seniors, helping them lead independent, fulfilling lives.

Tickets are available now at https://napleswomansclub.org/2025-sip-for-a-cause/

About the Naples Woman’s Club.
The Naples Woman’s Club (NWC) is a non-proRit organization dedicated to making the community a better place for all by providing service, philanthropy and opportunities for education. The organization hosts numerous charitable, educational and social events throughout the year, promoting community engagement and friendship among women. Founded in 1932, NWC has supported the Collier County community with grants, scholarships and volunteer hours, donating over $4M to those who need it most.