For nearly two decades, Brunch with the Bags™ has brought together community and corporate leaders in support of women’s health initiatives here at home. This signature event offers guests an elegant three-course brunch complemented by live entertainment and a highly anticipated auction experience featuring designer handbags, luxury accessories, and curated fashion items.
Beyond the celebration, the event serves a greater purpose: mobilizing the philanthropic community to advance initiatives that strengthen women’s health care and improve access to specialized services. Each year, Brunch with the Bags™ welcomes a distinguished audience of business leaders, community advocates, and philanthropists who share a commitment to building a healthier future for women in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Sponsorship
Sponsoring Brunch with the Bags™ offers a unique opportunity to align your organization with a leading philanthropic event while gaining exposure to a highly engaged audience of corporate and community leaders. Your support helps advance health care for women in Newfoundland and Labrador and strengthens your connection to those who value local impact.
In-Kind Donations
In-kind donations of designer handbags, fashion items, and accessories play a vital role in the success of Brunch with the Bags™. These contributions are featured as prizes throughout the event, with donors recognized in event materials and promotions.
Our Silent Auction is continuously growing! New items are being added daily, so be sure to check back often for the latest handbags, packages, experiences, and surprises. Items will be displayed at the event. Details TBA.
Every ticket is an entry to win an authentic Louis Vuitton handbag, valued at $3,000. The winner will be announced at the Delta Hotels by Marriott St. John’s on event day.
The 2025 sold out Brunch with the Bags raised a record breaking $158,220 in support of women’s health care in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Every gift helps strengthen health care for the people of Newfoundland and Labrador