Help Support Tiara Tea Society's Work

Tiara Tea Society is a 501(c) non- profit organization.  Donations are tax deductable to the extent allowed by law.

 

Tiara Tea Society was founded by Eva Lynn Bishop and Marie Pizano-Firtik in 2006. While pursuing philanthropic endeavors together, the two jokingly reminisced about being little girls who dressed up in their mother’s old clothes and had a tea party. Why not do it again?! Thus the society was born.

 

What kind of woman represents a Tiara Tea Society member? She is a survivor! She is a mother, a daughter, a sister or good friend. She can change laws and move mountains. She is a warrior. She is a giver. She is a nurturer and she is strong and passionate........She bares a noble heart!

 

She enjoys the finer things in life but realizes that helping others is the greatest gift possible to one's self. Tiara Tea Society combines the joys of socializing with friends and helping others. We hope you will join this incredible group of women.  Learn about this year's child.

 

"Spring Tea 2011  


Tiara Tea Society's Fifth Anniversary, brings us home to Memphis to help make a difference in the life of Ceniyah Denae Dotson, now all of 3 years old! I

 

In March of 2008, when only two months old, Ceniyah was severely wounded at the scene of a violent crime that rocked the world and the citizens of Memphis. March 20, 2011 at Le Pavillon was celebration of Ceniyah Dotson’s strength, courage, and downright stubbornness (according to her grandmother), that kept Ceniyah in the light!

 

            

             Tiara Tea Co-Founder  

               Eva Lynn Bishop,

              and Ceniyah 

          

Ceniyah at her Coronation Tea

 

The negative is now a girl “dressed in positive pink”, and a healing has begun, both for this little girl’s life and this City. The day was graced with Mistress of Ceremonies, WPTY ABC24 news anchor, April Norris. Tennessee Supreme Court Justice Janice Holder was the keynote speaker and her message was...........courage. Judge Gina Higgins crowned her Princess Cenyiah the VIII. She was beautifully entertained by harpist Melodie Moore, Stephen White and Alicia Butler.

 

If you are currently not a member, we encourage you to join. If you
do not wish to join but wish to contribute, please do so in any amount.

 

Payments may be made via PayPal or by check made out and mailed to: Tiara Tea Society, PO Box 34184, Bartlett, Tennessee 38184 or use the PayPal feature in the left hand column.
 

TTS is now a non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation and has a new logo! Look for
the new crown on all official TTS correspondence and upcoming products!

   
   
   

    

 
 

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