NAPLES, Fla. - TelAve -- A limited number of tickets and tables remain for Charity for Change's annual Planting Seeds of Humanity gala on Nov. 7 in Naples. Proceeds support the nonprofit's character education programs, which teach children empathy, resilience and responsibility through academics and real-world service.

Last year's gala drew a sold-out crowd and raised more than $400,000 for Charity for Change's programs. This year's event continues that community support while bringing guests together around the organization's mission of teaching children in pre-K through fifth grade to care about one another and the world around them.

"Planting Seeds of Humanity shows what can happen when a community invests in children early in their lives," said Karen Conley, founder, president and CEO of Charity for Change. "Every ticket helps us reach more children with lessons that shape how they treat others, make decisions and contribute to their communities."

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The Western-themed event begins at 5 p.m. at Elite Jets, located at 125 Aviation Drive South in Naples. The evening includes a reception emceed by Peter Busch of Gulf Coast News, silent and live auctions, a three-course plated dinner and interactive experiences, followed by live music and dancing with the Ben Allen Band.

Individual tickets start at $400, and a limited number of tables remain available. Recommended attire is country Western or casual. Valet and self-parking will be available.

Humanity Hero sponsors include Soldavini & Caldwell CPA, PA, Stickboy, Astra/CFX Holdings and Westwood Interior Cleaning.

Epic Filmworks is a Changemaker sponsor. Flor's Cleaning and Xpress Meat Market are Charity sponsors.

Tickets and tables are available at CfCGala26.givesmart.com. For more information on sponsorships, please contact Jason Kurek at JasonKurek@charityforchange.org or 239-592-6787.

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About Charity for Change

Founded in 2008, Charity for Change brings children together to see past their differences and work together for others in need. Outcomes are proven over an 18-year track record improving children's behavior and academic performance while fostering resilience, empathy and the mental well-being of Pre-K to fifth grade learners. Through character education and charitable activities blended with academics, the organization serves children through its afterschool and summer school programs. Since 2008, the program has impacted more than 200,000 children, instilling nine character traits and raising more than $160,000 for 100 area charities. The goal of Charity for Change is to cultivate confident, compassionate children who become successful learners, contribute to their schools and communities and participate in society as empathetic, employable, resilient and successful citizens.

For more information about Charity for Change, please visit CharityForChange.org (http://www.charityforchange.org/) or call 239-592-6787.