SourcePoint Speakeasy to feature casino games, music, food, and an online auction benefiting local aging services
DELAWARE COUNTY, OHIO—SourcePoint invites the community to put on their finest 1920s-inspired attire and attend SourcePoint Speakeasy, the organization’s annual fall fundraiser, on Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026, at Bridgewater Banquet Center, 10561 Sawmill Road in Powell.
The evening will combine vintage charm with modern impact, featuring casino games, delicious hors d’oeuvres, nostalgic music, and comfortable lounge spaces where guests can mingle with friends old and new. Prohibition-era attire is encouraged but not required.
“SourcePoint Speakeasy promises to be a fun and memorable evening, but the true purpose is supporting the programs and services that help older adults thrive in Delaware County,” said Pamela Foster, SourcePoint’s board president. “Every ticket purchased, auction bid placed, and donation made helps strengthen our community.”
Tickets are $100 per person and include two drink tickets and casino cash. Ticket sales begin Monday, Aug. 3. Tickets may be purchased online at MySourcePoint.org/speakeasy, by phone at 740-363-6677, or in person at SourcePoint, 800 Cheshire Road in Delaware.
This year’s silent auction will be held online through ReadySetAuction. Anyone interested in bidding—including those unable to attend the event—must create a ReadySetAuction account before participating. Once registered, bidders will be able to browse available packages, place bids, and follow auction activity from a computer or mobile device.
Additional details about the auction, including the bidding schedule and available packages, will be announced at MySourcePoint.org/speakeasy in August.
Proceeds from the fundraising event support SourcePoint’s comprehensive aging services, which help Delaware County adults live safely, independently, and with greater opportunities to thrive.
SourcePoint is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that provides professional expertise, services, and programs for Delaware County adults who want to thrive after 55, as well as family caregivers. Services and programs are supported by the local senior services levy, private and corporate donations, grants, and the Central Ohio Area Agency on Aging. Learn more at MySourcePoint.org.