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Gotham Gala: A November Evening for Paws of War

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Front Society’s November 21 Gotham Gala at Casa CeCe benefits Paws of War and its work with veterans, first responders and rescued animals.

By The Circuit Report · Published

Gotham Gala: A November Evening for Paws of War — official event artwork
Official event artwork. Official source

The cause behind the evening

A rescued animal and a person returning from service can each need a new beginning. Paws of War works across that connection, with programs that include service-dog training, companion-animal adoption, rescue for animals bonded with deployed troops, and veterinary support for the pets of veterans and first responders.

That work is the beneficiary of Front Society’s Gotham Gala, scheduled for Saturday, November 21 at Casa CeCe in Manhattan. The evening begins at 9 p.m., with formal attire required and admission limited to guests 21 and older.

A social evening with a defined beneficiary

The organizer’s listing describes entertainment, dancing and red-carpet photography, with a donation to Paws of War among the ticket inclusions. The official flyer states that net proceeds will benefit Paws of War.

Paws of War’s own events calendar also lists the benefit. Readers who want to support the organization without attending can explore its programs and donation options directly. For those attending, the official ticket page is the place to confirm the current admission category and its terms; early promotional discounts are not included in this guide.

The useful connection is between the party and the work it supports: a night out can also introduce guests to an organization whose responsibilities continue long after the dance floor closes.

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