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Cruise 4 Kids presents Teddy Ball 2025. A high-energy charity holiday celebration that brings together San Diego's finest to make a difference in the lives of sick and underprivileged children in our community. At Teddy Ball, we believe that every child deserves a little extra comfort and joy during the holiday season. That's why each guest is required to bring a new stuffed teddy bear, which we collect and distribute to multiple organizations, including Autism Tree Project Foundation, Boys & Girls Clubs of San Dieguito, Miracle Babies, Easter Seals SoCal, Promises2Kids, Father Joe's Villages, and local churches and orphanages. Your simple contribution can make a big impact in putting a smile on a child's face and spreading holiday cheer. Fashion Show | Red Carpet | Getty Images | Silent Auction | Performers But Teddy Ball is not just about philanthropy - it's also about having a night to remember! As you enter the event, you'll be treated to a paparazzi experience on the red carpet, creating a glamorous and star-studded atmosphere. Once inside, you'll be immersed in a world of festivities that include live DJ performances. The fun continues with a freestyle fashion show, dancing, confetti cannons, multiple bars, exotic cars, and a huge pile of teddy bears, affectionately called the Teddy Pit. Capture the memories of walking the fashion runway, photos with Santa & Elves, indulge in the candy buffet, and strike a pose at the photo booth. For those looking for an exclusive experience, our VIP Lounge offers bottle service and a chance to mingle with fellow philanthropists and community leaders. And if that's not enough, we also have silent auctions, raffles, magicians, and more to keep the excitement going all night long! By attending Teddy Ball, not only will you have an unforgettable night of fun and glamour, but you'll also be supporting a worthy cause that makes a tangible difference in the lives of children in need. Join us in promoting awareness of our beneficiaries and spreading holiday joy to those who need it the most. Don't miss out on the opportunity to be part of this heartwarming and exhilarating event. Mark your calendars for the next Teddy Ball and be ready to make a meaningful impact while celebrating the Christmas season in style. Get your black-tie attire ready, bring your teddy bear, and get ready for a night you won't forget! Purchase your tickets now and join us at Teddy Ball - where charity meets glamour! Website: theteddyball.com Facebook: facebook.com/TheTeddyBall Instagram: @the_Teddy_Ball Hashtag: #teddyball Event Info: Date: Saturday, November 29, 2025 Time: 7 p.m. - 1 a.m. Location: Hyatt Regency La Jolla at Aventine, 3777 La Jolla Village Drive, San Diego, CA 92122 Tickets: General Admission: $100 VIP : $200 ( Includes access to VIP Lounge, Appetizers & Desserts) VIP Table for 10: $3,000 ( Includes 2 Complimentary Bottles, Nameplate, Appetizers, & Desserts) Gratuity Included. Attire: Men - Black Tie (Mandatory) Tuxedo preferred or suit including jacket and tie Women - Cocktail dress or gown **Each Guest Must Bring NEW Stuffed Teddy Bear As Donation or purchase one at the door for $20** Overnight Accommodations at Hyatt Regency La Jolla: Link Coming Soon Teddy Ball Group Code: G-CRFK Self Parking $15/ Overnight Self Park $30 Valet Parking $25/ Overnight Valet $40 Contact Nino Venturella, Nino@c4ksd.com, 760-716-5248

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