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Jingle Mingle Brings Hope and Holiday Cheer to Heroncrest

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The Single Parent Scholarship Fund of Northwest Arkansas hosts its annual Jingle Mingle celebration this December, bringing together students and supporters for a festive evening of connection and year-end giving.

Source: Single Parent Scholarship Fund of NWA

THE DEETS

📅 Thursday, December 4, 2025 | 6:00 PM–9:00 PM
📍 Heroncrest, 1579 E Lake Rd, Elm Springs
🎟️ $55 per person
🔗 More info

Source: Single Parent Scholarship Fund of NWA

An Evening of Impact and Celebration

This annual event creates a space where you’ll hear directly from scholarship recipients about how financial support has changed their educational journey. The Single Parent Scholarship Fund has been removing barriers for single parents across Northwest Arkansas, providing both financial assistance and support services that help them pursue higher education while raising their families.

Source: Single Parent Scholarship Fund of NWA

Jingle Mingle also serves as a key fundraising moment for the organization. Many supporters use the evening to make year-end contributions, with donations going directly toward scholarships that strengthen families throughout the region. Your attendance and support helps more single-parent students access the resources they need to advance their careers and build stronger futures.

Contact Steven Hinds, Senior Director of Major Gifts, at 479.254.8550 ext. 103 or steven@spsfnwa.org to grab your spot.

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