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Ashburn Kalas 2019 Invitation.Pdf THE RICHIE ASHBURN-HARRY KALAS “If you can make a difference FOUNDATION INVITES YOU TO JOIN in the life of just one child, AARON NOLA then Whitey’s memory will be fulfilled.” —Harry Kalas MIKE SCHMIDT RUBEN AMARO, JR. MICKEY MORANDINI The Richie Ashburn Baseball Foundation was founded in 1998 by Rich Ashburn Jr., Ruben Amaro Jr., and TOMMY GREENE Rick Mellor. The organization’s mission was to carry on Richie’s dream by offering children in the Philadelphia TOM MCCARTHY area the opportunity to learn the game of baseball. One JIM JACKSON of the Foundation’s greatest supporters was Harry Kalas, Richie’s best friend and longtime broadcast partner. After and other current and former Phillies players and broadcast Harry’s passing, the Executive Board, with the blessing of team members for an evening of fun and laughter* the Kalas family, voted to change the Foundation’s name *Visit www.ashburnkalasfoundation.org for the complete lineup of Phillies attendees to the Richie Ashburn-Harry Kalas Foundation in order to honor the legacies of both men. THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 2019 The Ashburn-Kalas Foundation provides free baseball MORTON’S THE STEAKHOUSE camps for over 1,000 Philadelphia-area children each 1411 Walnut Street | Philadelphia, PA 19102 summer and funds academic grants to local high school and college students. 6:30pm Cocktails, Hor D’oeuvres and Silent Auction 7:30 pm Dinner and Live Auction Your contribution to this cause will enrich the lives of children throughout the Philadelphia region while honoring the memories of both Whitey and Harry. All proceeds benefit the Richie Ashburn-Harry Kalas Foundation FOUNDING BOARD Rick Mellor Rich Ashburn Jr. Ruben Amaro Jr. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Rick Mellor EXECUTIVE BOARD Albert M. Greenfield, III David Amaro Jon Cross, Esq. Melissa L. Shingles, Esq. Steve McGrath ASHBURNKALASFOUNDATION.ORG Special thanks to Morton’s The Steakhouse, Paine Proffitt, Laura Bercovich Design, and Color Reflections YES, I WILL ATTEND THE BENEFIT DINNER Diamond Club ____ x $900 | Cocktail Reception, Dinner (seated with Aaron Nola or Mike Schmidt) Hall of Fame ____ x $500 | Cocktail Reception, Dinner (seated with current or former player or broadcast member) Ashburn Alley ____ x $350 | Cocktail Reception, Dinner YES, I WILL ATTEND & WOULD LIKE TO PURCHASE A SPONSORSHIP PACKAGE Grand Slam Sponsor | $7,500 Sponsor one 2020 Richie Ashburn-Harry Kalas Foundation baseball camp Diamond Club Table (7 seats) at 2019 Benefit Dinner Full page ad in program Company name or logo on materials for sponsored camp Company logo on Foundation website (www.ashburnkalasfoundation.org) Platinum Camp Sponsor | $5,000 Sponsor one baseball camp during the 2020 season Four (4) Diamond Club seats at 2019 Benefit Dinner Full page ad in program Company name or logo on materials for sponsored camp Company logo on Foundation website Gold Camp Sponsor | $2,500 Sponsor one baseball camp during the 2020 season Two (2) Diamond Club seats at 2019 Benefit Dinner Half page ad in program Company name or logo on materials for sponsored camp Company logo on Foundation website CONTINUED ON OTHER SIDE I WOULD LIKE TO PURCHASE AN AD IN THE PROGRAM BOOK Full Page Ad | $250 Ad Submission Deadline: May 29, 2019 Half Page Ad | $150 Please email files to [email protected] Quarter Page Ad | $100 NO, I CANNOT ATTEND BUT I WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A DONATION FOR $ Please make all checks payable to: To pay by credit card, please visit Richie Ashburn-Harry Kalas Foundation www.ashburnkalasfoundation.org PO Box 1564 Donations are tax-deductible Blue Bell, PA 19422 Name(s) Address City, State, Zip Phone Email Total # Attending Total Amount $ PLEASE RSVP BY JUNE 1, 2019 For more information, please contact Melissa L. Shingles at 610.212.2359 or [email protected].
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