Delta College Foundation gala reaches event night with tickets listed as sold out

San Joaquin Delta College's Foundation page lists its 2026 gala for tonight, October 9, from 6 to 9 p.m. at St. Jorge Winery. It gives a 6 p.m. reception and 7 p.m. dinner and marks the event sold out. The Foundation says proceeds support students, but the page does not provide an audited total, attendee count or final allocation this morning. Readers without confirmed tickets should not travel expecting door sales simply because the event remains visible online.

Delta College serves students across San Joaquin County and the surrounding region, including people whose education or work connects to Mountain House. Foundation fundraising can help with scholarships and student support, yet a gala announcement is not proof of the eventual amount or outcome. Donors should use official channels, keep receipts and read any designation or tax language provided by the Foundation rather than rely on a news summary.

The next verifiable milestone is a dated post-event report from the college or Foundation. Until then, this is a schedule and availability update, not coverage from inside the event. The photograph shows a formal banquet setup made elsewhere in 2024; it does not depict St. Jorge Winery, tonight's décor, guests, sponsors, meal or fundraising result.

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