SOUTHWEST AMBUCS OPENS TABLE SALES FOR ANNUAL DERBY DAY AT AMARILLO BOTANICAL GARDENS
Amarillo, TX || Southwest AMBUCS is proud to announce that table sales are now open for its annual Derby Day event, set for Saturday, May 2nd at the Amarillo Botanical Gardens.
One of Amarillo’s most anticipated spring fundraisers, Derby Day brings the excitement and elegance of the Kentucky Derby to the Texas Panhandle. Guests will enjoy an afternoon of southern-inspired fun, including a live viewing of the race, themed food and drinks, entertainment, and signature Derby-style fashion.
This year’s event will feature reserved table seating only, encouraging groups, businesses, and friends to come together for a shared experience while supporting a meaningful cause.
Proceeds from Derby Day support Southwest AMBUCS’ work in the Amarillo community, including providing Amtryke therapeutic tricycles, building accessible parks and playgrounds, and funding scholarships for students pursuing careers in physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, and audiology.
“Derby Day is one of our favorite events of the year because it brings the community together in such a fun and impactful way,” says Landon Brantley, club president. “Every table purchased helps us change lives right here in Amarillo.”
Tables are expected to sell quickly and are available now at:
https://southwestambucs.org/derby-day/
Attendees are encouraged to dress in their best Derby attire, think big hats, bow ties, and bold spring fashion and join Southwest AMBUCS for an unforgettable day of racing, philanthropy, and community spirit.
For more information, sponsorship opportunities, or media inquiries, please contact:
David Martinez
(806) 236-9404
david.martinez@southwestambucs.org
About Southwest AMBUCS
Southwest AMBUCS is the Amarillo chapter of National AMBUCS™, a nonprofit service organization dedicated to creating mobility and independence for people with disabilities. Locally, the chapter supports the community through service projects, providing Amtrykes, building accessible parks, and awarding scholarships to future therapists, all while partnering with local organizations to make a lasting impact.