The AFM River of Life Community Centre in Asherville was transformed into a sea of red and white as community members gathered for a memorable Valentine’s Evening Gala Dinner on Saturday, 14 February. The beautifully decorated venue set the tone for an evening filled with love, unity, and inspiration.
The highlight of the evening was a powerful and motivating message delivered by Brian Davids from PrisonDENT. The dynamic motivational speaker shared words of encouragement, urging young people to make positive life choices and become agents of change in their communities. His message focused on personal responsibility, hope, and the power of transformation.
Guests were also treated to live entertainment, with music and dance by Solita Vicks and her dance group. Their energetic performance brought excitement and joy to the audience, adding to the festive spirit of the evening.
The gala dinner was more than just a celebration of Valentine’s Day—it served as a meaningful gathering aimed at promoting love, unity, family values, and social responsibility. Community members young and old, came together to reflect on the importance of supporting one another and building a stronger, more caring society.
Organisers expressed their gratitude to everyone who attended and contributed to the success of the event, noting that the evening was a reminder that love extends beyond romance—it is about uplifting one another and creating positive change within the community.
The Valentine’s Evening Gala Dinner left a lasting impression on attendees, inspiring many to embrace love, strengthen family bonds, and work towards a brighter future.
Yes this years Valentines Night was a special evening for lovers and a Good Buy for GBV….this was made exceptional by the PrisonDENT to ensure that love must be Embraced throughout our life