When you purchase a ticket to the I See You Gala, you are helping support much more than one evening.
You are helping us continue the work of Infinite Grace Foundation across mental health, education, prison rehabilitation, underserved communities, humanitarian response and second chances — and helping us keep these programmes free and accessible to the people who need them most.
For almost 12 years, prison rehabilitation has been one of the deepest parts of our work.
We support men, women, mothers and children within Sri Lanka’s prison system through education, rehabilitation, mental wellbeing, family connection, skills development and pathways back into society.
A human being should never be defined solely by the worst decision they have made.
Years of working within prisons made us ask: what if we could reach people before they ever reach crisis?
Through I SEE YOU, our national mental health and human connection movement, we give young people practical tools around emotional wellbeing, resilience, relationships, empathy, self worth and knowing when and where to ask for help.
Every person deserves to feel seen, heard, valued and reminded that they matter.
In July 2026, more than 1,500 people joined our free Mental Health and Wellbeing Carnival in Galle.
Across approximately 36 free experiences, people explored professional mental health support, movement, creativity, mindfulness, family activities and human connection.
There is no single pathway to healing.
Through the Wings of Grace Learning Bus, we are developing a way to take education directly into underserved tea estate communities.
The programme will focus on O Level Mathematics, Science and English, alongside life skills, financial literacy, communication, confidence and resilience.
We want to measure whether the intervention actually changes outcomes.
Infinite Grace also responds to immediate humanitarian need.
Following Cyclone Ditwah, the Foundation and its partners mobilised support for approximately 1,500 affected families.
Some forms of transformation take years. Sometimes someone simply needs help today.
Sometimes someone simply needs help today.
Your ticket helps support what happens after the ballroom lights go down: mental health, education, second chances, community wellbeing, opportunity, humanitarian response.
Come for one extraordinary evening.
Help us make what comes next possible.
