8th Annual Boots 'n Pearls Fundraiser
Thank You for an Incredible Boots ’n Pearls!
$25,000 Raised for Quest Farm
Thanks to the generosity of our sponsors, donors, volunteers, musicians, guests, and the entire Georgetown community, the 8th Annual Boots ’n Pearls raised a record $25,000 for Quest Farm!
The proceeds will help expand Quest Farm’s downtown Quest Connect facility, allowing the organization to better serve more individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities throughout Central Kentucky.
More Than $100,000 Given Back Since 2019
With this year’s success, Boots ’n Pearls has now raised more than $100,000 for local nonprofits since the fundraiser began.
Thank you to everyone who made Boots ’n Pearls 2026 possible!
Event Details
When: Saturday, June 27th 6pm-10pm
Where: United Events, 101 Kaden Ln, Georgetown, KY 40324
Tickets: $75 per person
Tickets may also be purchased over the phone by calling the church office at 502-863-0505.
If you or your business are interested in sponsorship opportunities, please email the church office at office@holytrinitygt.org.
About the Fundraiser
The Episcopal Church Women (ECW) of Holy Trinity invite you to the 8th Annual Boots ’n Pearls Charity Fundraiser! Join us for an evening of food, fun, dancing, and support for a great cause at United Events in Georgetown, Kentucky.
All proceeds will benefit Quest Farm and its mission to foster an inclusive community where individuals with developmental disabilities can thrive.
Join us, along with emcee A.W. Hamilton (EKU men’s basketball coach), as we enjoy a delicious catered dinner, dance to live music from local talents Jen Tackett and Troy Estes, and featured band What About Jane, and take a chance on over 20 amazing raffle baskets! Check for updates on the Boots 'n Pearls Facebook Page.
This Year's Cause
Quest Farm provides support, advocacy, and educational opportunities for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities throughout central Kentucky. Programs include a 26-acre rural campus known as “The Farm,” where participants develop vocational skills such as gardening, woodworking, and animal care, as well as Quest Connect in downtown Georgetown, which offers social skills training and daytime programming. As participation grows, Quest Farm is planning a new building to expand classroom space, offices, and technology to better serve the community.
Photos From Past Years
