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Annie Hall $25,000 the Godfather $15,000 the First Wives Club Honorary Chair Tracey Kozmetsky Luncheon Chairs Sally Dutter Beth Thoele Underwriting Chairs Lacie Crow Patti Flowers Rachel Osburn Dee Velvin Samantha Wortley benefiting Community Partners of Dallas DIANE KEATON Raffle Chair Friday, March 27, 2020 | Hilton Anatole Dallas | 11:30 a.m. Tiffany Lawson Underwriting and Table Sales Contract Personalized Special Sponsorship Opportunities are available at $50,000 and above. Please contact [email protected] to discuss opportunities. Annie Hall $25,000 Father of the Bride $3,500 • Red Carpet seating for 20 guests (two tables) • Patron table for 10 guests • Six invitations for a photo opportunity with Diane Keaton at • Invitation for two guests to attend the Sponsor Party with the VIP Reception Diane Keaton the evening of March 26th • Invitation for 20 guests to attend VIP Reception on March • Invitation for all guests to attend the General Reception 27th at 10:30 a.m. on March 27th at 10:30 a.m. • Invitation for 20 guests to attend the Sponsor Party with • Two copies of Brother & Sister: A Memoir Diane Keaton the evening of March 26th • Recognition in invitation, program and media releases • VIP valet parking for 20 guests • 20 copies of Brother & Sister: A Memoir • Recognition in invitation, program and all media releases Book Club $2,500 • One table for 10 guests The Godfather $15,000 • Invitation for all guests to attend the General Reception th • Branding visibility as naming sponsor for a critical luncheon on March 27 at 10:30 a.m. element • Recognition in invitation, program and media releases • Premier seating for 10 guests • Four invitations for a photo opportunity with Diane Keaton at the VIP Reception $5,000 Seat | $2,500 Seat | $1,000 Seat • Invitation for 10 guests to attend VIP Reception on March th 27 at 10:30 a.m. Includes one invitation to the March 27th VIP Reception • Invitation for 10 guests to attend the Sponsor Party with th at 10:30 a.m., one invitation to the Sponsor Party the Diane Keaton the evening of March 26 th • VIP valet parking for 10 guests evening of March 26 and one VIP valet parking pass. • 10 copies of Brother & Sister: A Memoir • Recognition in invitation, program and all media releases Limited individual tickets will go on sale in March, if space allows. The First Wives Club $10,000 • Exceptional seating for 10 guests Payment Information • Invitation for 10 guests to attend VIP Reception on March 27th at 10:30 a.m. name ________________________________________________ • Invitation for 10 guests to attend the Sponsor Party with (Please print your name or company name as it should appear in Diane Keaton the evening of March 26th all printed materials and circle one alphabetizing letter) • VIP valet parking for 10 guests • 10 copies of Brother & Sister: A Memoir contact name _________________________________________ • Recognition in invitation, program and all media releases address _______________________________________________ Something’s Gotta Give $5,000 city / state / zip __________________________________________ • Excellent table for 10 guests • Invitation for four guests to attend VIP Reception on March phone ______________ email ____________________________ 27th at 10:30 a.m. • Invitation for four guests to attend the Sponsor Party with amount $ ____________ th Diane Keaton the evening of March 26 I am unable to attend, but would like to make a • Invitation for all guests to attend the General Reception on March 27th at 10:30 a.m. donation $ _____________ • One VIP valet parking pass for table host • Four copies of Brother & Sister: A Memoir • Recognition in invitation, program and all media releases circle one: Mastercard Visa American Express Discover credit card number ____________________________________ While we welcome dutch treat tables, only complete payment will confirm your reservation. exp. date __________________ cvv code __________________ To be listed in the invitation, please have your contract and payment postmarked by Wednesday, February 12, 2020. Enclosed is my check for $ ___________ payable to Community Partners of Dallas communitypartnersdallas.org | (214) 624-7584 | fax (214) 624-7667 | [email protected] | 7950 Elmbrook Drive | Dallas, Texas 75247.
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