April 18, 2009: Travelers Aid Springtime Soiree
September 2, 2008: “Travelers Aid Day”
A Travelers Aid Volunteer Hard at Work
A Night in White 2005
A Travelers Aid Volunteer Helps a Visitor at the Airport
A Night in White 2010
June 27, 2019: Thanks to all who joined us for our Sail into Summer event! We celebrated at Marina Village, enjoying cocktails, small bites, live ...more
June 28, 2018: Thanks to all who joined us for our Sip of Summer event! We celebrated at 1 Columbia Place, enjoying tacos, cocktails, live music, silent auctio...more
July 15, 2017: Thanks to all who joined us for our Evening with Gatsby event, hosted and sponsored by Jessica and Dave Hagewood. "A Little Part...more A Night in White & A Day on the Greens 2016 April 28, 2011: Our ninth annual Night in White event took us back to a favorite ...more 
May 19, 2016: We were so happy to host A Night in White again! This year, we joined it with our Day on the Greens Golf Tournament for a...more 
Thank you for joining us for our Centennial Golf Classic on February...more 
June 27, 2014: Our twelfth annual Night in White event took us once again to th...more 
June 27, 2013: Our eleventh annual Night in White event took us to the lovely Coronado Municipal Gol...more 
June 16, 2012: Our tenth annual Night in White event took us back to the Downtow...more
June 17, 2010: Travelers Aid Society's eighth Night in White event brought us to the NTC Promenade at Liberty Station. Guests enjoyed live mu...more View all
April 28, 2011: Our ninth annual Night in White event took us back to a favorite venue: The Coronado Yacht Club. The lovely nautical theme was enhanced by the perfect setting, and we were proud to offer over 60 incredible auction items, wonderful wine-tastings from several wineries, beer, appetizers, live music, and stories of how Travelers Aid makes a difference in the lives of domestic violence victims. Many thanks to everyone who joined us!
Seth is a 29-year-old Iraqi war vet who was discharged here in San Diego and told to find his way home. He had visible scars from an IED explosion, shrapnel wounds, and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder anxiety, but maintained a good sense of humor even though he had been living on the streets for...more