Get ready to jig, mingle, and celebrate all things Irish in style at Safe Harbor’s St. Paddy’s Day Party Fundraiser.

Secure your tickets today for an unforgettable evening on March 7, 5:30 to 7:30 PM, at Kildare’s Irish Pub, 18 W. Gay Street in West Chester.

Tickets are $20 and can be purchased here.

 The evening features entertainment, delicious food, raffles, and a cash bar to keep your Irish spirits high.

Whether you’re Irish or Irish at heart, this event is for you.

Grab your greenest outfit and join this night of fun, networking, and raising funds to benefit Safe Harbor of Chester County, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing safe housing and support for those in need. 

Make this St. Paddy’s Day memorable and impactful, helping to transform lives through your presence and support.

Safe Harbor of Chester County is a non-profit charitable organization located in the heart of West Chester. It has been serving men and women experiencing homelessness since 1995.

Its mission is to provide safe and enriching shelter, three nutritious meals, access to resources, and supportive services in a structured environment for single men and women experiencing homelessness in Chester County.

Safe Harbor will support its neighbors in need until they have a place to call home.

Its goals reach beyond just feeding the homeless and providing shelter.

Safe Harbor aspires to understand each individual’s unique circumstances and background, define short-term action plans, provide trauma-informed programming, and facilitate access to the resources required for long-term independence and self-sufficiency.

 At Safe Harbor, the mission is simple- to provide a safe harbor for individuals struggling with the many complicated and unique circumstances that lead to poverty, food insecurity, and homelessness.

It provides an enriching and safe environment for 20 single men and 20 single women, offering a comfortable bed and three nutritious meals each day, providing Case Management services to facilitate access to permanent housing, and serving as a connector to resources to support employment and job skills, medical issues, mental health services, family preservation, money management, and beyond.