Annual Festival of Trees to Support Vulnerable Adults
The 4th Annual Festival of Trees, hosted by the Permian Basin Adult Protective Services Advisory Board, will take place at the Hall of Briarwood on November 14th to fund services for elderly and disabled adults.
Odessa Midland, TX, November 10, 2026 — The 4th Annual Festival of Trees is scheduled to take place on November 14th, aiming to raise crucial funds for services supporting elderly and disabled adults in the Permian Basin area.
The event, now in its fourth year, is organized and hosted by the Permian Basin Adult Protective Services Advisory Board. This annual gathering serves as a primary fundraising initiative for the organization, which dedicates its efforts to providing essential services for vulnerable members of the community.
This year’s festival will be held at the Hall of Briarwood. The specific date for the event is November 14th. Attendees can anticipate an event focused on community support and awareness for the needs of senior citizens and individuals with disabilities.
The funds generated from the Festival of Trees are designated to support a range of services aimed at enhancing the quality of life for elderly and disabled adults. The precise nature of these services, including specific programs or initiatives that will benefit from the proceeds, was not detailed in the available information.
The Permian Basin Adult Protective Services Advisory Board plays a vital role in advocating for and supporting adults who may be at risk or in need of assistance. The organization’s work is critical in ensuring that these individuals receive the care and protection they require. The Festival of Trees represents a significant opportunity for the community to contribute to this mission.
Further details regarding the schedule of events at the Hall of Briarwood on November 14th, or how to participate or contribute, were not provided. The focus remains on the objective of the festival: to secure funding for vital services for the region’s elderly and disabled populations.
Story summarized from the original created by Justin Escobedo on www.yourbasin.com, see more information here.
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