10/27/2026
Get a taste of what’s to come for Interfaith’s signature Ladies High Tea! Join us on Monday, November 9, at 5:30 PM for an exclusive preview event featuring drinks, light refreshments, and sample tea table displays to spark your creative inspiration. Learn about being a Hostesses for next year’s event!
📅 Date: Monday, November 9, 2026
⏰ Time: 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM
📍 Location: Ocala UF Extension Auditorium
🎟️ Admission: Complimentary (RSVP Required)
Why Become a Table Host?
⭐Spotlight & Unite: Showcase your business or bring together your friend group. ⭐Easy Setup: We provide a step-by-step guide—you bring the table decor and invite 8–10 guests for the March 6th main event!
⭐Early-Bird Perks: Sign up at the Nov 9th launch party to unlock priority table placement, social media spotlights, and entry into the Hostess Grand Prize drawing!
⭐Make an Impact: Proceeds directly fund Interfaith's shelter programs for local women and families.
🎉 What to Expect:
⭐Sample table setting previews for inspiration
⭐An overview of the digital Hostess Toolkit & fundraising tools
⭐ Networking, mingling, and early table registration
📌 Space is limited! Please RSVP by November 2nd. Check our website www.iesmarion.org/high-tea or contact Sonya at 352-644-9202 or message below.
Interfaith Emergency Services
421 NW 1st Street, Ocala 34475 (physical)
PO Box 992, Ocala 34478 (mailing)
www.IESmarion.org
(352) 629-8868
⭐Would you like more information about Interfaith? Please reach out for a tour by contacting Emily at (352) 644-9208.
⭐Want to volunteer? We always need smiling faces - reach out to Tina Reid at (352) 644-9196.
⭐ Donations can be made on our website at www.IESmarion.org/donate
Interfaith Emergency Services was created in 1983 by the local religious pastoral community who saw a need in Marion County to provide emergency assistance to individuals and families in crisis. With a minimal amount of staff and volunteers, Interfaith reached out in the community to extend love to their neighbor. Over 3 decades later, with the support of local churches, businesses, organizations and individuals, Interfaith continues to bring hope to those in need.
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