HOUSEWIVES TRIVIA FUNDRAISER
Don’t Be Tardy for This Party: A Housewives Trivia Fundraiser
Are you ready to brunch like a housewife? You don't want to be tardy for this party! Join other Bravo-holics for this fun-filled brunch event! All proceeds go to support Agribella Orbis and the extensive programming we are planning to bring to the community! In true housewife fashion - have fun, support a good cause, and maybe cause a little drama!
TICKETS
Each ticket includes a catered buffet-style brunch, a drink ticket, and entry into trivia for more prizes! Sign up by yourself or build a team of up to 5 people!
About Us
We are a 501C3 that invites people to share their own stories with others for relevant, integral, necessary conversation. We create stages for stories that could otherwise go untold in places that need to hear them the most, creating crucibles of healing through community, storytelling, partnership, compassion, art, and fundraising. Through our previous events and causes we’ve raised over $12,500 in tandem with our community partners, garnered the support of over 300 audience members, and told the stories that so many share, even in their silence.
Our Mission
Our mission is to cultivate a world where every individual's story is a source of empowerment. We build community upon authenticity, courage, healing, and vitality. We are dedicated to nurturing an environment where people from all walks of life can find the strength to share their narratives, weaving a tapestry of diverse experiences that embolden our shared humanity.
Work With Us
Our programming not only raises money for your organization, we also raise awareness and allow those you serve to tell their stories. We only work with organizations whose mission, values, and goals align with ours. Contact us at agribellaorbis@gmail.com!
If you could like to support our mission, you can make a donation HERE.
Beaufield Berry
Storytelling is the ultimate freedom.
It creates bonds, breaks barriers and connects us in ways society has asked us not to connect. Through vulnerability, transparency, and authenticity we remember that we are sharing space in a human experience that is both fleeting and miraculous–we are all connected. This connectedness is not a peaceful call for us to all be best friends-but to create room for respect and grace for our varied experiences. To go forth with new ways of understanding each other and coming home to ourselves.
For many of us our voices, experiences and stories have been silenced. Buried away under patriarchy, supremacy, or shame. This stage is yours, this microphone belongs to you, and your voice is welcome, wanted and integral. To tell a story is brave, to allow someone’s story to change you, equally so.
I use stories in my career as a playwright and novelist. I write from what I know, what I thought I knew and unlearned, and through the people who taught me. I’m so grateful to be able to help share that passion with you and use our collective talents as a conduit for soulful, honest conversation.
Christi Leupold
I have many stories to tell. Some I have already released and some still hidden inside of me. When I have found the courage to speak up and speak out - I have discovered new connections, emotional release, and freedom. I firmly believe we all have a story to tell that will change someone else's life. You never know how your story can bring healing to another human or connection, or give them the freedom to tell their own truth.
Theater and the performing arts are in my bones. From a very young age, I knew the best way to express myself was on a stage or in my imagination. Over the years, I have used these skills on various stages across the Omaha area - on and behind stage. With my experience and passion, I want to empower others to find the story inside them they never knew needed to be told.
String Light Stories
You know those nights when you’re gathered around the campfire with your people? The s’more’s are roastin’ underneath the glow of strung up lights and you’re sharing stories, laughter, maybe even a few tears?
Storytelling holds the powerful potential to bind us together through shared experiences. This is why we began our recurring series, String Light Stories, in collaboration with Luli Creative House.
Follow our social media channels for upcoming events and chances to submit your story to be considered for one of these impactful evenings.
Our Past Productions
My Name Is... Voices of the Trans Community
Alyson Mead's The Flora and Fauna: A #MeToo Event
My Name Is... Voices of the Trans Community
"My Name Is... Voices of the Trans Community" was a fundraiser that was centered around celebrating and amplifying the voices of the transgender community through story sharing, fundraising and performance. This event was put on in partnership with Black and Pink National, an organization dedicated to supporting LGBTQ+ and HIV+ inside members. This event raised over $10,000. We are proud to have been able to pay both those inside members who generously shared their stories and the artists who read these first-hand accounts at the event.
My Choice: Abortion Stories
Alyson Mead's The Flora and Fauna: A #MeToo Event
My Name Is... Voices of the Trans Community
On June 24, 2022 the United States Supreme Court officially reversed Roe v. Wade on, declaring that the constitutional right to abortion, upheld for nearly a half century, no longer exists. This decision rocked the core of our nation, creating a need to release the emotions brought forth by this decision. This was a night to honor and amplify abortion stories through various forms of artistic expression and provide realistic tools to continue the fight for our lives. We partnered with NEAR on this event and all proceeds went to their efforts and mission.
Alyson Mead's The Flora and Fauna: A #MeToo Event
Alyson Mead's The Flora and Fauna: A #MeToo Event
Alyson Mead's The Flora and Fauna: A #MeToo Event
This three day event was a gift from playwright Alyson Mead, who in the wake of conversations about consent, sexual assualt and rape has graciously given special permission to perform her timely play "The Flora and Fauna" across the nation. Omaha was given permission to perform this show three times, in hopes to reach the wider community. All tickets were a $10 suggested donation and all proceeds went to benefit the #MeToo movement as we work tirelessly to end sexual assault and rape culture.