Priceless Hamilton at 270 Sherman

By 13 March 2014 News

Under the dim lights of the 30,000 square foot 3rd Floor Mill, a violinist played in the middle of the room while people from all ages and backgrounds visited vendors, snacked on (what seemed to be) an infinite amount of desserts, sipped on coffee and juice and chatted amongst themselves.

seating

Niki Devereaux, founder and organizer of the event, “Priceless Hamilton”, explains that the event is in support of fighting human trafficking and addressing the issues around the legalization of prostitution. In discussion of a serious cause, brilliantly, Niki thought it would be a great idea to lighten the mood with desserts. Thus, a dessert benefit gathering for a good cause came about.

vendors

The goal of the evening was to raise $6,000 for Hope for the Sold‘s documentary, “Red Light Green Light“. The result of the evening raised a total of $4,200!

Not a bad number, right?

Impressively, this 4th Annual Priceless Hamilton charity event first began in Niki’s apartment, then progressed to coffee houses, and then eventually to our 3rd Floor Mill. The event attracted 275 people who were served a whopping 1,450 desserts.

desserts

We are happy to have donated our space to this unique event and thank all those that took interest in the space. We also thank Red Hill Coffee Trade who recommended our venue to the event organizers and graciously served  coffee free of charge to accompany the deserts served .

For more information about Priceless Hamilton, click here. For more information about Hope for the Sold, click here. To get information about doing an event in our facility, email us here.