The clock is ticking. The champagne is poured. And someone at the Grand Gatsby… is dead.

Join us for an unforgettable evening of mystery, dinner, and roaring '20s glamour — all in support of Safe Families for Children Racine/Kenosha. Safe Families exists to keep children safe and families together during life's hardest moments. Your ticket directly supports their life-changing work right here in our community. Learn more at safefamilieswi.org.

🗓 October 10, 2026

🕠 5:30 – 6:30 PM

📍 Roma Lodge | Racine, WI

🪑 Seating Requests Want to solve the mystery with your crew? Add the names of guests you'd like to be seated with in the notes at checkout. We'll do our very best to accommodate — though seating requests are not guaranteed unless you've purchased the tickets together.

Dust off your detective hat, slip into your finest flapper or gangster attire, and get ready for a night you won't forget. The Grand Gatsby awaits — but who dunnit?

1920s attire is encouraged but not required!

What is Safe Families for Children?

Safe Families for Children Racine/Kenosha is dedicated to keeping kids out of the foster care system by surrounding at-risk parents with a network of volunteers for support before a crisis escalates. A recently finished 10-year study has proven that our unique model of support keeps kids out of the child welfare system while strengthening their parents for positive long-term societal effects. We are a movement of community, fueled by radical hospitality, intentional compassion, and disruptive generosity—because we believe that no child should face the trauma of separation simply because their parent lacked a support system.

What Kind of Impact Have We Had in Kenosha & Racine?

We served over 200 men, women, and children in 2025.
100% of those families were able to stay together and did not need further child welfare support.
After surrounding isolated parents with a circle of supportive volunteers, they were were able to...
- Find employment
- Move into a home with their kids (after couch surfing, living in the car, or at a shelter)
- Get their driver's license
- Obtain a vehicle
- Finish their GED
- Start their Associates Degree
- Reach major sobriety milestones (1 year+)
- Successfully complete probation

65% of the parents we accepted into the program "Graduated" -- which means they decided they were connecting so well with their Circle of Support (volunteers) and had met their goals and no longer felt they needed Safe Families any longer. Those relationships will continue without Safe Families for years to come!

Murder at the Grand Gatsby

2026 Who Dunnit Fundraiser for Safe Families Racine/Kenosha