When planning events for non-profits, finding cost-effective and impactful ways to manage resources is crucial. One innovative approach is to collaborate with local schools, including high schools, junior colleges, and universities. Students are often eager to earn service hours and gain real-world experience, making this a win-win situation for both non-profits and educational institutions.

At such a young age, soccer is less about tactics and winning and more about having fun, learning to play with others, and fostering a love for the game. With that in mind, I aimed to create a memorable and enjoyable experience for the kids, while staying within a tight budget.

Attending an annual conference for Chamber event planners in Louisville was a pivotal moment for me. Amidst the wealth of knowledge and networking opportunities, one concept stood out: leadership exchange trips. Hearing about the transformative impact these trips had on other communities, I knew this was something that could greatly benefit the Frisco Chamber and our city’s leaders.

My recent trip to Montana was nothing short of magical. From the breathtaking landscapes of Yellowstone to the charming streets of downtown Bozeman, every moment was filled with awe and excitement. Here’s a glimpse into my Montana adventure and a reminder that at Cline & Co Events, we’re here to help you plan your travel experiences because every trip is a life event worth celebrating.

Hosting a designer handbag bingo event can be an exciting and rewarding experience, especially when it supports a great cause. Here’s a look at how we planned the successful "Handbags for Hope" event for City House, which sold out in its first year and expanded by adding 100 attendees in its second year. Here are some valuable insights and tips we learned along the way.