Two hours in a room with a Daytime Emmy winner - and everything that sells live in it goes to supporting professional theatre in Los Angeles, and the students learning to make it.
Patrika Darbo joins Stacey Lauren live, alongside the founder of the company she's raising for.
You're not just giving. You're growing yourself while keeping a stage open to the next generation at the same time.
We're leaders. Leaders of businesses. Leaders of communities. This is where we grow our names - and create real impact as we go.
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The simplest way to say it
Not stuff - growth. Coaching, mentorship, visibility, once-in-a-lifetime experiences, and the help that actually moves you and your business forward - whether you have a business or not.
Access you don't normally get. To a room of extraordinary people - and to offers and experiences you can't just buy off a shelf.
It supports All Roads Theatre Company. A portion of proceeds goes to this Los Angeles 501(c)(3) - professional plays, musicals, concerts and new works on stage, plus the classes, workshops, and performance opportunities that give students of all ages a way in.
Who you'll meet live
Three people, two hours, one stage to keep lit - hosted by Stacey Lauren, with Patrika Darbo and the founder of the theatre company she's raising for. No keynote, no hierarchy. Just the room, live.
Host
Stacey Lauren
Do The Thing · Billion Dollar Impact
Featuring
Patrika Darbo
Daytime Emmy winner
Nancy Wesley on Days of Our Lives. Shirley Spectra on The Bold and the Beautiful.
The cause, in the room
Scott Thompson
Founding Director · All Roads Theatre Company
We're rolling out what each of them is bringing to the room between now and September 17. Reserve your seat and you'll hear it first.
What your support does
All Roads Theatre Company (ARTCO) is a Los Angeles 501(c)(3) that produces professional plays, musicals, concerts and new works in venues of all sizes - and runs the other half of the job too: classes, workshops, and real performance opportunities for students of all ages, with a deliberate emphasis on diversity in programming, casting, and staffing.
A portion of proceeds from this Show goes straight to that work.
"Don't wait for opportunity - create it."
Stacey Lauren · Do The ThingWhat's on the block
Whether you have a business or not. This isn't stuff for sale - it's coaching, mentorship, visibility, once-in-a-lifetime experiences, and real help that moves you forward. Plus a few things only this room gets: Patrika is bringing Days of Our Lives gift bags to the block. Win it live, and your support helps keep All Roads' stages lit.
💡 Bidding starts low — most winners spend a few hundred dollars, not thousands.
Time with people who've already done it - coaching and one-on-one guidance that gets you there faster.
Marketing, strategy, speaking, and the exposure that grows your name and your business.
Red carpets, backstage moments, and the experiences money usually can't buy anywhere else.
Getaways and retreats worth clearing your calendar for.
Quiet the self-doubt, get out of your comfort zone, and start backing yourself all the way.
Grow your leaders and bring your team together with experiences that build real connection.
And that's just the shape of it - the actual offers get revealed live in the room. Every win helps keep a stage open.
Experiences on offer
Sale
The Billion Dollar Impact Celebrity Show
Bidding
Live, in the room
Proceeds
A portion to All Roads Theatre Company
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More experiences revealed as we get closer to September 17.
Real wins from past Parties
Real people who raised a paddle at a past Billion Dollar Impact Party - and what that single yes turned into.
1 · Avery's story
"Everything leads into each other…"
2 · Lyn Bloom's story
"Money can't buy this… but the room made it possible."
3 · Michelle Cameron-Coulter's story
"Because the ideal buyer was in that room."
4 · Kristin Gutierrez's story
"All from simply raising her paddle and saying yes."
How it works
Reserve your seat and join us live on Zoom on Thursday, September 17. Bring a friend who needs to be in this room too.
Hear the story behind each offer, then raise your paddle on the ones that grow you - knowing your support keeps All Roads producing and its doors open to students.
Your wins help fund the work. You grew yourself, the room connected, and a Los Angeles theatre company felt people show up for them.
Straight from a past Party
Not a stock photo in sight - these are real moments from past Billion Dollar Impact Parties. When an offer lands, the room goes off.
Real Zoom moments from past Parties · names blurred for privacy
How you take part
The way you join in is simple - you meet people. Every conversation, every new connection, every relationship you build in this room is creating impact. You're growing your network and funding a cause at the very same time.
The room is full of the kind of people you actually want to know - the ones who grow you and your business.
As you meet people, you're not just trading business cards. You're creating impact - that's the whole point.
The more you connect, the more the cause gets funded and the bigger the ripple goes.
You're not just networking. You're creating impact - one introduction at a time.
Everybody wins
Coaching, visibility, experiences, and access - the kind that's hard to get any other way.
You meet the kind of people who grow you and your business - and they meet you.
A warm, real way to back All Roads Theatre Company - so the productions keep running and the classes stay open to students who need a way in.
Why it's actually fun
It's not a checkout. It's a live room where the fun comes from who you meet and what you get to walk away with.
The offers meet you right at your growth edge - the help to break through where you've been stuck.
Offers, experiences, and a room you could never get into on your own.
You get to know the real person behind every offer - it's networking, not a faceless cart.
Reserve your seat
Seats are limited and this one fills up. Grab yours, and bring someone who needs to be there too.
💡 Bidding starts low — most winners spend a few hundred dollars, not thousands.