Join us for a celebration of football, friendships and YFT fellowship as the 34^th Annual Burgundy & Gold Banquet returns to the Ritz Carlton, Tysons Corner for a special evening benefitting the mission of Youth For Tomorrow.

Featuring: The Second Induction Ceremony for the
Youth For Tomorrow Hall of Fame
With Special Guests

Terry Bradshaw
Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee,1989; Co-host and Analyst, FOX NFL Sunday and NFL Legend

Howie Long
Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee, 2000; Studio Analyst, FOX Thursday Night Football Pregame Show and FOX NFL Sunday

We invite you to join us for the 34th annual Burgundy & Gold Banquet, at the Ritz-Carlton in Tysons Corner on Thursday, May 11th. Join NFL Hall of Famers — Coach Joe Gibbs and Fox NFL Sunday Sports Analysts Terry Bradshaw and Howie Long for an evening of fellowship and football!

This premier charitable fundraiser for Joe Gibbs’ Youth For Tomorrow is always a capacity crowd. You won’t want to miss out on all that the Burgundy & Gold Banquet has to offer!

Be amused by the comical banter between Terry Bradshaw and Howie Long as they provide us with their NFL insights from the “good ole days” and share some of their professional football stories.

This year we will honor the second inductee into Youth For Tomorrow’s HALL OF FAME.

The evening will also feature the annual presentations of the Quarterback Club of Washington “Player of the Year Award” for 2022 being given to Daron Payne, and the “Ed Block Courage Award” for 2022 being given to Brian Robinson.

Additionally, you’ll have the opportunity to raise your paddle and bid on some very exciting Live Auction items as well as support YFT’s Behavioral Health Services through the Bid Appeal!

Your sponsorship not only provides you access to such an incredible evening of entertainment, but ensures that YFT can continue to serve children and families in our community.

We thank you for your generous support and look forward to seeing you on Thursday, May 11!

More Information:

Youth For Tomorrow was founded by former Redskins Head Coach Joe Gibbs in 1986. His vision was to provide area teenage boys and girls who were experiencing traumatic circumstances with their families, many times abuse and neglect, a place to call home. While most youth are experiencing a life of hope and promise, our children have had frequent failures with family, school and peers — in addition to unimaginable personal tragedies.

“I believe there is nothing more important in life than what we leave behind in terms of how we have helped others. Years from now no one wil remember who had a great season or who won the Super Bowl. That’s why Youth For Tomorrow is so important. For each child that we help, we start a chain of good results because he or she will influence his or her own spouse and children and others around them. And they will pass along what they have learned to others. What will last in this world is what kind of influence we had on others and making a difference in the life of a child.” – Coach Joe Gibbs