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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2007 the WARFIELD THEATRE SAN FRANCISCO Welcome from the Rex Foundation FURTHERING A TRADITION OF GRASSROOTS GIVING SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2007 THE WARFIELD THEATRE SAN FRANCISCO Welcome from the Rex Foundation On December 1, 2001, at the Warfield Theatre, the Rex Foundation launched its renewal with The Healing Power of Music. That night the full house of kindred spirits celebrated the fun of being together, enjoying great music and helping the Rex Foundation continue to fund valued organizations that serve their communities. Thanks to the resounding support over these last 6 years from the entire musical community, individual contributors, corporate sponsors and foundations, the Rex Foundation has distributed $911,000 in grants to 171 programs, along with carrying out new initiatives that foster creativity while also spurring greater awareness about such issues as human rights. Since the first Grateful Dead Rex benefit concert in the spring of 1984, the Rex Foundation has provided $8.2 million in grants to over 1,000 grassroots non-profit programs across the United States and internationally. Tonight, the Rex Foundation once again celebrates at The Warfield, in a hall filled with friends from far and wide. Everyone involved in presenting this event – the musicians and their production team, ticket purchasers, venue staff, in-kind and silent auction contributors, volunteers, event coordination team – has contributed their resources, ingenuity, community spirit and kindness to create this special occasion and support the on-going success of the Rex Foundation. Thank you for being part of this celebration. Together, we are travelers on the Rex Community Caravan furthering what the Grateful Dead started for many years to come. The music never stops. Enjoy the evening. Sandy Sohcot, Executive Director The Rex Foundation Board of Directors Program 6:00 • Reception with dinner • Silent Auction opens 7:00 • Doors open for concert 7:45 • Welcome from the Rex Foundation • The Waybacks • Little Feat • Silent Auction closes 15 minutes after the Little Feat set ends • Bob Weir and RatDog 1:00 • We Bid You Goodnight Thanks to all whose generous efforts have made this event possible Musicians & Special Guests Promotion/Venue/Website RatDog Bill Graham Presents Bob Weir, Jay Lane, Michael Bailey Jeff Chimenti, Mark Karan, Amie Bailey Kenny Brooks, Robin Sylvester, Carmella Francese with Barry Sless Matt Lawsky Little Feat GDTS,TOO Paul Barrere, Sam Clayton, JamBase.com Kenny Gradney, Richie Hayward, Dennis McNally Shaun Murphy, Bill Payne, Michael Nash Fred Tackett Alan Trist The Waybacks Rex Community James Nash, Warren Hood, Caravan Bus Joe Kyle, Jr., Chuck Hamilton The Art Police: Zim, Vickisa, Event Production Dr. Really? Cameron Sears, Sirius Management Rex Foundation Chris Charucki Event Committee Event Coordination Barry Caplan Tia Christiansen, Tia Event Services Stefanie Coyote Kristin Dolan Ambience Andy Gadiel Freddy Hahne Freddy Hahne Judy Heyman Peter Kliegman Jill McCoy Nick Morgan Nick Morgan Cliff Palefsky Catering Cameron Sears Delicious, Inc. Rex Foundation Staff Graphic Design for Poster Sandy Sohcot, Executive Director & Program Peter Kliegman, Events Lisa Eng Chris Meharg, Executive Assistant Special thanks to all production staff and volunteers for their invaluable help and creative energy. Thanks to all whose generous efforts have made this event possible In Kind Goods & Services Silent Auction Treasures Mike Fischer & Fischer Trucking Alexanders Rug Company Courtyard Marriott San Francisco www.alexandersrugs.com Downtown Art & Love of Music Grateful Graphics www.ArtLoveMusic.com www.gratefulgraphics.com Firehouse Kustom Rock Art Company Have Your Cake www.firehouseposters.com www.haveyourcake.org Itamar Gat, Eyes of the World James Olness Enterprises Photography www.eyesphoto.com Judy’s Breadsticks www.lovesticks.com Jerry Garcia Family LLC Lillie Belle Farms – Hand Made Zane Kesey, Key-Z Productions Organic Chocolates www.key-z.com www.lilliebellefarms.com KFOG Radio Susana Millman Photography www.kfog.com www.mamarazi.com Last Gasp Publications Relix Magazine www.lastgasp.com www.relix.com Susana Millman Photography Rhino Entertainment www.mamarazi.com www.rhino.com Bob Minkin Steve Zwetch, Cheesecake City www.minkindesign.com www.800cheesecake.com Rhino Entertainment www.rhino.com Jay Saber, The Wheel Company www.thewheelcompany.com Irene Schlesinger Silver Oak Cellars www.silveroak.com Tom Stack Mark Ulriksen www.markulriksen.com Bill Walton FURTHERING A TRADITION OF GRASSROOTS GIVING P.O. Box 29608 San Francisco, CA 94129-0608 415.561.3134 www.rexfoundation.org.
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