UmbraMoon Boutique + Body Bar hosts community fundraiser for The Don’t Be Next Foundation

From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on September 20, guests are invited to wander through the boutique’s blend of wellness goods, handcrafted items, and calming sensory experiences.

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UmbraMoon Boutique + Body Bar hosts community fundraiser for The Don’t Be Next Foundation
UmbraMoon Boutique + Body Bar hosts community fundraiser for The Don’t Be Next Foundation. September 20 11a to 3p

There’s a certain kind of energy that settles over Main Street in Rockton when a local business opens its doors not just to shoppers, but to purpose. This Sunday, UmbraMoon Boutique + Body Bar will do exactly that, welcoming the community into its warm, thoughtfully curated space at 301 E. Main Street in Rockton for a four‑hour fundraiser and basket raffle supporting The Don’t Be Next Foundation.

UmbraMoon Boutique + Body Bar. Photo/Harold Bone Rockton-Roscoe News

From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on September 20, guests are invited to wander through the boutique’s blend of wellness goods, handcrafted items, and calming sensory experiences. Owner Jami Thompson, LMT, has shaped UmbraMoon into a place where people feel comfortable slowing down — a space that encourages curiosity, conversation, and connection. On Sunday, that atmosphere becomes the backdrop for a cause focused on awareness, prevention, and supporting families who need it most.

The event is public and open to anyone, whether you’re discovering UmbraMoon for the first time or returning to see what’s new. Visitors can browse the shop, meet the team, and take part in the basket raffle, with proceeds directly benefiting The Don’t Be Next Foundation and its mission.

It’s the kind of Sunday gathering that reminds us why small businesses matter not only for what they sell, but for how they show up for the community around them.

If you’re looking for a meaningful way to spend part of your weekend, UmbraMoon Boutique + Body Bar will be ready to welcome you in

Remember to tell them you “Saw it in the Rockton-Roscoe News.”