This Friday, March 7, during Downtown Brunswick’s First Friday, Tresena is opening the doors of Brown Butter Shoppe for a special event to support The Village. Join us for live music from Temakha & The Remedy Tour and a silent auction fundraiser benefiting Safe Harbor’s newest program — The Village, a Maternity Group Home. Hear from Dr. Sherzine McKenzie & learn more about how we can become the village in our community.
Brown Butter Shoppe, Downtown Brunswick
Friday, March 7
5:30 PM – UntilPerformance: The Remedy by Temakha is an immersive musical experience blending soul, jazz, and uplifting spoken word, designed to inspire and heal through the power of sound. With a unique fusion of rhythmic storytelling and deeply resonant melodies, The Remedy creates an atmosphere of connection, reflection, and empowerment. This one-of-a-kind performance invites audiences to not just listen—but to feel, engage, and be moved.
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It Takes a Village: Join Champion Tresena Bowe in Supporting Teen Mothers at Safe Harbor’s New Maternity Home
For Tresena Bowe, being a Champion for Children is more than just a campaign—it’s personal. She knows firsthand the challenges that come with being a teen mother, the uncertainty, the sacrifices, and the resilience it takes to build a future for yourself and your child. At just 17, Tresena gave birth to her daughter and faced the overwhelming responsibility of navigating young motherhood while trying to build a life of stability and success.
With the support of those who believed in her, Tresena forged her own path, and today, she is the proud owner of Brown Butter Shoppe in Downtown Brunswick and the mother of a thriving, soon-to-be graduate of Glynn Academy. But she also knows that not every young mother has a support system to lean on, and that’s why she is dedicating her Champions for Children campaign to The Village—Safe Harbor’s newest upcoming program, a Maternity Group Home designed to provide young mothers with the stability, resources, and encouragement they need to build a brighter future for themselves and their children.
This is more than just a night of shopping—it’s a night of empowerment, community, and giving back. A portion of all sales will go directly toward Safe Harbor and The Village, ensuring that young mothers have a safe place to stay, access to essential resources, and the support they need to thrive.
“I know what it’s like to be in their shoes,” Tresena says. “To feel like the odds are stacked against you. To want to give your child the best future possible, even when you’re still figuring out your own. It really does take a village, and I want to be part of that for these young mothers.”
Come out and show your support for Tresena, Champions for Children, and the young mothers who need us most. Together, we can help build a future where no young mother has to face this journey alone.