READING, Pa. — Everyone will be “fins up” for a fundraiser in Berks County this weekend.

The Berks County Parrot Head Club will host its 2026 Summer Parrot Daze event on Saturday. It will take place at the Beverly Hills Tavern‘s beach bar in Spring Township.

All proceeds will benefit Hannah’s Hope Ministries in Reading. The nonprofit is a transitional housing program, looking to help families who are struggling financially and provide housing.

Seats for Parrot Daze start at $50 and include a lunch and dinner buffet, a full day of entertainment, and access to raffle and auction items.

The Caribbean Sunset Band with Mark James will perform from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. Jimmy & the Parrots, which has made appearances on 69 News at Sunrise’s Music Mondays, will take the stage from 4 to 8 p.m.

Mary Marks, director of operations at Hannah’s Hope Ministries, said the women live at the home as part of an 18-month program. 

Marks said the organization offers life skills classes to help them get from homelessness to independence. Women work on getting GED’s and driver’s licenses and overcoming any barriers that would keep them from getting a life-sustaining job.

She said women work with career mentors and take financial literacy and parenting and relationship classes.

Hannah’s Hope Ministries also has a spiritual enrichment program, she said.

The home also offers kids therapies as well as opportunities for playtime. The overall goal is for the women to “break the cycle of homelessness, once and for all,” and to be truly independent, she said.

Four women from the program have purchased their own homes, Marks said.

Denny Lorah, founder and president of the Berks County Parrot Head Club, said “it’s wonderful” to be able to help a nonprofit like Hannah’s Hope Ministries. he said the club’s mission has always been to “party with a purpose,” and the purpose is to give back to the community.

He said the club makes sure that the money it raises stays in Berks. The club has supported dozens of charities since 2002. It’s close to having raised $1 million since the club began.

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