Peer Helpers Jubilee to bring together 1,500 student leaders in November

GCM Staff Report
Posted 9/20/26

The Jennifer Moore Foundation will bring together more than 1,500 student leaders from across Baldwin County for the 13th annual Peer Helpers Jubilee Nov. 4-5 at AMC Classic Wharf 15 in Orange Beach.

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Peer Helpers Jubilee to bring together 1,500 student leaders in November

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The Jennifer Moore Foundation will bring together more than 1,500 student leaders from across Baldwin County for the 13th annual Peer Helpers Jubilee Nov. 4-5 at AMC Classic Wharf 15 in Orange Beach.

The two-day event celebrates kindness, service and the everyday acts of compassion taking place in local schools. Organizers describe the Jubilee as an opportunity to gather, recognize and spread hope among young servant leaders who are helping shape the future of Baldwin County.

Students attending the Jubilee will hear from inspirational and educational speakers, connect with other students from throughout the county and participate in activities designed to make the experience fun and engaging.

The event is provided at no cost to more than 1,500 students. Sponsorship support covers the full experience, including the venue, speakers and lunch.

Businesses and organizations can support the 2026 Jubilee through sponsorships ranging from $100 to $5,000. Sponsorship levels include Champion at $5,000, Speaker at $2,500, Theater at $1,500, Lunch at $1,000, Partner at $500, Supporter at $250 and Friend at $100. A complete list of sponsorship benefits is available at www.jennifermoorefoundation.com.

Those interested in partnering with the Peer Helpers Jubilee can email partnerships@jennifermoorefoundation.com. For more information, call (251) 971-3633, ext. 2.

The Jennifer Moore Foundation is encouraging community partners to help make the 2026 Jubilee possible as students come together to celebrate the idea that kindness can spread throughout schools and communities.