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2020 was the first year for Von Miller's A Night to Take Flight. It was a hybrid event with limited in-person attendance, with most of our guests joining us virtually, including Von and other celebrities. The event will be held 100% in person this year, so you know it's going to be great!
Join Broncos legend and Super Bowl 50 MVP Von Miller as he hosts his annual A Night to Take Flight celebrity gala at Jet Linx Aviation in Denver on Monday, September 20th at 6:30 PM.
Held at Denver's most scenic private jet hanger, A Night to Take Flight brings to life Von's passion for private aviation, exotic cars, and giving kids the gift of sight. The evening begins with a cocktail reception overlooking a Rocky Mountain sunset, accentuated by live entertainment and signature cocktails designed specifically for this event. Following the reception, a multi-course steak dinner will be served alongside an elevated live auction boasting once-in-a-lifetime experiences and rare memorabilia.
Guests will have the opportunity to interact with many of the top philanthropists and business professionals in the Denver area. Exotic sports cars and private jets will be displayed throughout the scenic jet hanger, and every attendee will go home with a Von Miller autographed Denver Broncos Signature Series football.
All proceeds from Von Miller's A Night to Take Flight will benefit Von's Vision and its mission of providing low-income students with eye care and fashionable, corrective eyewear they need to be their best in the classroom and in life. Thousands of students throughout Denver are in desperate need of eye care yet have never seen an eye doctor due to financial barriers.
WHY SHOULD YOU SUPPORT?
Each year, Denver Public Schools have nearly 5,000 incoming low-income 1st Graders who have never seen an eye doctor of which more than 1,900 need glasses. Across the entire district, Denver Public Schools has more than 27,000 low-income students who need some level of vision correction.
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