Whittle took the field for a Friday night football nearly two years ago and never could have known that minutes into the game his life would change forever. PWC programs have served many throughout the Tri-state, like high school senior Simeon Whittle. The funds raised through the ToolBelt Ball are used to assist families on PWC’s waiting list for accessibility modifications.

Attendees can also participate in raffles and the popular Booze Pull. The black-tie affair will include a cocktail reception, auctions, entertainment, and a three-course gourmet dinner. While the gala’s name has changed over the years – it was originally themed as Oscar Night America, held each year on the same evening as the Oscars telecast until being rebranded as the ToolBelt Ball in 2017 – the life-changing modifications it has funded for nearly 300 clients and counting remains.

People Working Cooperatively (PWC) will celebrate the silver anniversary of its annual fundraiser, the ToolBelt Ball, Saturday, March 25, at Hard Rock Casino Cincinnati.įor 25 years, the nonprofit organization has hosted the gala to raise money for its Modifications for Mobility program which provides home modifications for low-income, elderly homeowners and people with disabilities in the Tri-State with mobility limitations.

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