A Taste of Community: TS Jordan Foundation and You Chill We Grill Team Up in Spring Valley

July 4, 2025

The TS Jordan Foundation partnered with You Chill We Grill for a successful fundraising pop-up event at Kenwood Liquor in Spring Valley on June 28, selling out of food while raising funds and awareness for their cause. Community members enthusiastically supported the event, which offered various food options including oxtails, ribs, and sides at reasonable prices. The fundraiser was held in preparation for the TS Jordan Foundation's upcoming 3rd Annual TRE DAY on August 9, 2025, at JFK Park, which will feature activities like face painting, music, resource booths, and community engagement.

Who is affected

Spring Valley community members and attendees
The TS Jordan Foundation
You Chill We Grill (local food business)
Youth and families who will benefit from the foundation's work
Future participants of the 3rd Annual TRE DAY

What action is being taken

The TS Jordan Foundation is partnering with local businesses for fundraising
You Chill We Grill is supporting community causes through food pop-ups
The TS Jordan Foundation is preparing for its 3rd Annual TRE DAY event
The foundation is working "in the background" on ongoing community initiatives

Why it matters

The event successfully raised funds and awareness for the TS Jordan Foundation
It created a sense of community and family atmosphere rather than just a typical fundraiser
The collaboration demonstrates how businesses and nonprofit organizations can work together to support local causes
The foundation's work has ongoing impact on the community, particularly for youth
Events like this and the upcoming TRE DAY provide resources and positive experiences for community members

What's next

The 3rd Annual TRE DAY will take place on August 9, 2025, at JFK Park (behind Lincoln High School and next to Porter Elementary)
The TRE DAY event will include face painting, music, resource booths, and youth-focused activities
Attendees are encouraged to bring chairs and wear their favorite basketball team jerseys

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