The Center for Pursuit Rise and Thrive Annual Luncheon

The Rise and Thrive annual luncheon will raises much-needed funds for The Center for Pursuit's programs and services provided for children and adults in the Houston community with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), autism, and other similar conditions.

Victoria Beard and Lance Reynolds are co-chairing the event, which will feature a coffee chat with Bitty and Beau's franchise owners, Drew and Kelly Scoggins. Drew and Kelly are among the more than 50 Houston businesses owners participating in The Center's employment services program. Through these partnerships The Center is able to provide meaningful career opportunities for individuals with IDD and autism, empowering them to realize their potential in a world in which they are fully integrated.