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On October 24, 2026, Project Fleri invites you to Booth House in Annapolis for an evening that transports you to the sun-drenched vineyards of Spain. All while keeping your heart rooted in Haiti. Curated Spanish wines. Authentic tapas. A silent auction. A passport-stamping tasting journey. And a room full of people who believe, deeply, that kids deserve to flourish.

THE EXPERIENCE

YOUR PASSPORT TO SPAIN When you arrive, you will receive your Wines of Spain passport. Make your way through the tasting stations, each pouring a distinct Spanish wine. Collect all stamps and turn in your passport for a chance to win a curated Spanish wine basket. Every station is a discovery. Every sip moves the mission forward.

THE WINES Travel through Spain one glass at a time. Whether you're a seasoned wine lover or just getting started, there's something at every station waiting to surprise you.

THE TAPAS There will be a lovely variety of Spanish tapas that will pair beautifully with your wine.

THE SILENT AUCTION Browse and bid on a curated collection of items and experiences throughout the evening. Every bid is a direct investment in the children of Haiti.

THE MISSION

Project Fleri is rooted in one simple belief: every child deserves the opportunity to bloom and flourish. For a child facing poverty, instability, or displacement, that opportunity often begins with three basic things—something to eat, someone who expects them at school tomorrow, and a community committed to helping them succeed.

This fundraiser will support children in two places at once. Proceeds will help Project Fleri provide education, daily meals, safety, and encouragement to hundreds of children in Haiti each year. At the same time, a matching gift from a family foundation will benefit the Haitian Development Center of Delmarva, which helps Haitian immigrant families build stable lives on Maryland’s Eastern Shore through tutoring, school enrollment, translation, food assistance, and compassionate support.

Our goal is not simply to meet children’s immediate needs, but to give them the consistency, care, and education they need to become self-sufficient and grow into who they were destined to be. By bringing people together for this event, we hope to raise critical funds, deepen our community’s connection to Haitian families both in Haiti and here in Maryland, and remind every child we serve that they are seen, supported, and never alone.