Get Ready to Two-Step for a Cause at Davis House Child Advocacy Center’s Boot Scootin’ Button Ball
Dust off your boots and get ready for a night of heartfelt fun and powerful purpose at the Boot Scootin’ Button Ball, the signature fundraising event for Davis House Child Advocacy Center, taking place on Friday, September 5, 2025, from 6:00PM – 10:00PM, at the Barn at Sycamore Farms in Arrington, TN.
This year’s hoedown promises an unforgettable evening, emceed by none other than Brad Hopkins, former Tennessee Titans offensive tackle and longtime supporter of children’s causes. Guests will enjoy special live performances by the Mark Taylor Band, a high-energy country group known for bringing the party to life with their electric stage presence and Southern charm.
The Boot Scootin’ Button Ball will feature an evening of dining, dancing, and powerful storytelling as we raise critical funds to support child abuse victims and their families in Williamson County. Through forensic interviews, advocacy, therapy, and prevention education, Davis House CAC provides hope and healing to hundreds of children each year.
“We’re combining Southern flair with a serious mission,” said Carolyn Evans, Executive Director of Davis House CAC. “The Button Ball is not just a night out — it’s an opportunity for our community to rally behind the children who need us most.”
Guests can look forward to: A gourmet dinner and signature cocktails An exclusive live auction Upscale cigar lounge experience Line dancing to 90’s country classics And, most importantly, the chance to make a lasting difference.
Tickets and sponsorships are available now at https://www.davishousecac.org/button-ball/. All proceeds go directly to providing services to children and families impacted by abuse — at no cost to them.
Put on your best boots and get ready to scoot — because no child should have to walk through trauma alone.
About Davis House Child Advocacy Center
Davis House Child Advocacy center is a 501(c)3 nonprofit agency that serves children in Williamson County who have experienced sexual or significant physical abuse. Through a trauma-informed approach, the center provides forensic interviews, advocacy, therapy, and education to help children and families alone.
