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Cleveland Heritage Medal 2019 CLEVELAND HERITAGE MEDAL 2019 HONORING Thomas W. Adler | Art J. Falco | Robert P. Madison, FAIA | Barbara S. Robinson 2019 Cleveland Heritage Medal Presentation Dinner Thursday, November 21, 2019 Tickets Cleveland City Hall Grand Hall Rotunda $150 per person 601 Lakeside Avenue East $2,000 per table Cleveland, Ohio 44114 ($500 tax deductible charitable contribution) Includes sponsorship recognition and preferential seating 6 p.m. Registration and networking for 10. Each guest will receive a copy of the Heritage Medal Tribute Book 6:30 p.m. Dinner and presentation keepsake. Additional copies will be available for $25. of medals Online ticket and table purchase is available at heritagemedal.com after June 5, 2019. For additional purchasing information please contact Steve Ostrolencki at 440-592-1402 or [email protected] by Friday, October 11, 2019. For information about the event, please contact Caroline Woznicki at 440-592-1331 or [email protected]. 2019 Cleveland Heritage Medal Presentation Dinner Contact ___________________________________________________ PAYMENT INFORMATION: Company/Name ____________________________________________ ❑ Credit card: Address ___________________________________________________ Online purchasing is available at heritagemedal.com after June 5, 2019. City __________________________State ______Zip ______________ You may also call 216-778-5665 or complete the following: Phone ________________________ Fax ________________________ ❑ VISA ❑ MasterCard ❑ Discover ❑ American Express Email _____________________________________________________ Name of Cardholder: _______________________________________ (as it appears on the card) Individual Tickets Account Number: __________________________________________ ________x $150 TOTAL: _______ CSC: ___________________________ Exp. Date: _______________ Table of 10 Signature: ________________________________________________ ________x $2,000 TOTAL: ______ ❑ Check enclosed (Amount of check: ___________ ) ($500 tax deductible charitable contribution per table purchased) Make checks payable to: The MetroHealth Foundation, Inc. Cleveland Heritage Medal Book Tributes On the memo line of your check please indicate: Cleveland Heritage ______Fold Out Front Cover Tribute (one available) TOTAL: $2,500 Medal 2019 ______Fold Out Back Cover Tribute (one available) TOTAL: $2,500 Please return this form by October 11, 2019 to: Cleveland Heritage Medal ______Single-Page Tribute x $1,000 TOTAL: ______ c/o The MetroHealth Foundation, Inc. 2500 MetroHealth Drive Cleveland OH 44109 ❑ Please send an invoice The Cleveland Heritage Medal Tribute Book As a lasting testament to the recipients of the 2019 Cleveland Heritage The closing date for reserving Tribute messages is Friday, October 11, Medal, we offer the opportunity for friends, relatives and colleagues 2019. The deadline for submitting all Tribute messages and to pay tribute to the Heritage Medal recipients with personalized accompanying photographs and/or logos is Friday, October 18, 2019. messages. For logos: The Cleveland Heritage Medal Tribute Book will forever remind the Please provide an EPS file. honorees and their families of the impact and influence they have Convert all type to outlines. had on the community. The keepsake book will include a profile and photographs of each Heritage Medal recipient. Three different Tribute Logos and photographs should be submitted via email to designs are available for you to customize your personal messages. Angela Townsend at [email protected] Businesses and non-profit organizations may also honor the Heritage If you have questions, please call Angela Townsend Medal recipients through a Tribute that describes the organization’s at 440-592-1328. relationship with the honoree. The Tribute may include the business’s ................................................................................................................... logo. However, the artwork and/or message cannot be an advertisement. Copies of the Cleveland Heritage Medal Tribute Book will be presented to the honorees, their families and guests during the dinner awards presentation, which will be held on Thursday, November 21, 2019 at the Cleveland City Hall Rotunda. Inside Front Cover Fold Out Tribute with Photo Portrait Personalized congratulatory message to the CLEVELAND Heritage Medal recipient(s). HERITAGE Size: ........................... 17" x 6" MEDAL Tribute Word Count: ...... 50-75 words TRIBUTE EPS logo in white OPTIONS Cost: .......................... $2,500 Fold Out Front Cover Corporate Tribute Tem dolupta quasitibus. Quat el illaccuSinto int, nos at volorem ius utessum aut offic tem que volor aut doluptae. Nam laboresti.Ovitem et, con pa quat el illaccuSinto int, nos at volorem ius utessum aut offic tem que volor aut doluptae. LOGO OR NAME Tem dolupta quasitibus. Ovitem et, con pa quat el illaccuto int, nos at volorem ius utessum aut offic tem que volor. Individual or Company Name NOTE: Black dotted lines show folds Inside Back Cover Fold Out Tribute with Photo Portrait Personalized congratulatory message to the CLEVELAND Heritage Medal recipient(s). HERITAGE Size: ........................... 17" x 6" MEDAL Tribute Word Count: ...... 50-75 words TRIBUTE EPS logo in white OPTIONS Cost: .......................... $2,500 Fold Out Back Cover Corporate Tribute Tem dolupta quasitibus. Quat el illaccuSinto int, nos at volorem ius utessum aut offic tem que volor aut doluptae. Nam laboresti.Ovitem et, con pa quat el illaccuSinto int, nos at volorem ius utessum aut offic tem que volor aut doluptae. Tem dolupta quasitibus. Ovitem et, con pa quat el illaccuto LOGO OR NAME int, nos at volorem ius utessum aut offic tem que volor. Individual or Company Name NOTE: Black dotted lines show folds CLEVELAND HERITAGE MEDAL TRIBUTE OPTIONS Tribute Tribute Page Personalized conratulator message to the Heritage Personalized congratulatory message or an Medal recipient. inspirational quote that embodies the Heritage Medal recipient(s). Tem dolupta quasitibus. Ovitem et, con pa quat el Individual or Company name placed tem que volor aut doluptae. Nam laboresti con pa prominently below message/quote. quat el illaccuto. Size: ........................... 6" x 6" Individual or Company Name Tribute Word Count: ...... 30-50 words Cost: .......................... $1,000 2019 Cleveland Heritage Medal 2019 Cleveland Heritage Medal Chairs Randy McShepard, RPM Inc. Bridget Moreno, Bernie Moreno Companies The Honorable Frank G. Jackson Mayor, City of Cleveland Dan Moulthrop, City Club of Cleveland Augie Napoli, The United Way of Greater Cleveland Akram Boutros, MD, FACHE President and CEO, The MetroHealth System Brian M. O’Neill, Tucker Ellis Rear Adm. Michael Parks, American Red Cross, Greater Jerry Sue Thornton, PhD Cleveland Chapter President and CEO, DreamCatcher Education Consulting Gregory Peckham, LAND studio Jon Pinney, Kohrman Jackson & Krantz, LLP Committee Members Geri Presti, The Music Settlement Beth Oldenburg Rankin Kristen Baird Adams, PNC Enid Rosenberg Mitchell Balk, The Mt. Sinai Health Care Foundation Rev. Dr. Stephen Rowan, Bethany Baptist Church Carrie Carpenter, Gordon Square Arts District Erika Rudin-Luria, Jewish Federation of Cleveland Rick Chiricosta, Medical Mutual of Ohio Harlan M. Sands, Cleveland State University Margot James Copeland, KeyBank Foundation Robyn Minter Smyers, Thompson Hine LLP Marianne Crosley, Cleveland Leadership Center Ron Soeder, Boys and Girls Clubs of Cleveland Rev. Dr. Todd C. Davidson, Antioch Baptist Church Terry Szmagala Jr., Eaton Joseph DiRocco, Fifth Third Brenda Terrell, Brenda Y. Terrell, PhD & Associates Robert Glick Ben Vinson III, Case Western Reserve University Magda Gomez, Cuyahoga Community College Daniel P. Walsh, Citymark Capital Don Graves, KeyBank Vanessa Whiting, A.E.S. Management Corp. Robert D. Gries, Gries Financial LLC Brian Zimmerman, Cleveland Metroparks Robert H. Hurwitz, The Coral Company Rev. Corey C. Jenkins, South Euclid United Church of Christ.
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