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Community Service Award Wednesday • March 13, 2013 COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD Gala WEDNESDAY • MARCH 13, 2013 BARCLAYS CENTER Table Of Contents Welcome 1 JAMIE & MARTY MARKOWITZ About Camp Brooklyn 2 Welcome You To The Greetings From CAMP BROOKLYN FUND Jamie & Marty 3 COMMUNITY Sponsor Acknowledgements 4 SERVICE AWARD Greeting From Executive Director 5 Gala Honoree Biographies 6-9 Reception & Strolling Supper General Conditions of 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm Sale and Bid Process 10 -11 Silent Auction 6:00 pm Silent Auction Items 12-29 Welcome Remarks Awards Presentation 7:30 pm Balloon Raffle Prizes 30-31 Silent Auction Closes 8:30 pm Sponsor Messages 32-69 Dessert Bar Opens 8:30 pm Charity Buzz Online Auction 70-71 Special Thanks 72 1 ABOUT CAMP BROOKLYN FUND Many children from low-income Brooklyn CAMP BROOKLYN families seldom get an opportunity to leave FUND BOARD OF their urban environment. The Camp DIRECTORS Brooklyn Fund was created to give these children an opportunity to attend accredited Debra Garcia sleep-away camp and have the experience Executive Director of a lifetime! Just $750 will send a child to camp for two weeks. Denise Arbesu Teamwork, loyalty, wholesome health habits, Daphnee Champagne responsibility and personal respect and appreciation for nature are all a part of a Linda Chase child’s education at summer camp. Intensive camp experiences can truly open up a world Eileen Holmes of opportunities to young people. Plus, sending young people to camp also gives Lois Jackson working parents/caregivers a much- needed break. Allan Kramer II Starting in the 2013 season, through the Camille Socci agency that administers our funds, a camper database will be implemented enabling us to track the academic progress as well as social and emotional growth of our funded camp- ers. The data collected will provide a clear picture of the progress of our campers year to year. For more information visit us at www.campbrooklyn.org 2 March 13, 2013 Dear Friends, Welcome to the Barclays Center for a very special evening – the Camp Brooklyn Fund Community Service Award. As many of you know, Camp Brooklyn is an initiative that is near and dear to my wife, Jamie and I, and your support means all the world to us. This year we are delighted to honor outstanding banking executive Peter Meyer, New York Market President for TD Bank, and the visionary Bruce Ratner, Chairman of Forest City Ratner Companies. Jamie and I believe that nature and children belong together, but for many urban kids, especially those from low-income Brooklyn families, enjoying the great out- doors is a dream deferred. Giving these children a sleep-away camp experience in a beautiful, country setting not only makes their summer healthy and fun, it can truly change lives. Yet for so many, it is simply unaffordable. Our goal in founding Camp Brooklyn was to help as many Brooklyn kids as possible attend an accredited summer sleep-away camp and for each of them to have the experience of a lifetime! And while our Camp Brooklyn campers may come from economically disadvantaged families, we make sure that their camp experience is first class! And don’t forget, sending youngsters to camp also means a much-needed break for working parents. Camp time for kids mean a little R&R for their caregivers! Profound thanks to the hardworking Camp Brooklyn Fund Board led by its Executive Director Debra Garcia. Bravo to event planner, Karen Rosenberg, President of Empire Events Group. Enjoy the evening and good luck with your auction and raffle bids! Let’s send a lot of Brooklyn kids to sleep away camp! Sincerely, Jamie and Marty Markowitz 3 SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS* 777 Management Corp. Apple-Metro, Inc. Broadway Stages Ltd Citibank, N.A. Forest City Ratner Companies TD Bank Advantage Group Barclays Capital Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation Brooklyn Cyclones Chaves & Perlowitz LLP Continuum Health Partners Lois A. Jackson, DDS & Associates Maimonides Medical Center New York City College of Technology Raich Ende Malter & Co. LLP TD Ameritrade TD Wealth Walentas Foundation/Two Trees Management Co. LLC WBLS/WLIB Astoria Federal Savings Cullen & Dykman St. Francis College The Green-Wood Cemetery Brooklyn College Steven & Debbie Glass Ocean Radiation Oncology, P.C. Polakoff & Michaelson, CPA, P.C. The Brooklyn Hospital Center 4 Yoswein NY Inc. *at press time March 13, 2013 Dear Friends, We are thrilled to have you join us tonight in the spectacular 40/40 Club at the Barclays Center, as we honor two of our long-time supporters - Peter Meyer and Bruce Ratner. Their commitment to making Brooklyn a better place to live, work and play is an inspiration to us all. With the generosity of our corporate partners and caring individuals, we have been able to send thousands of deserving kids to sleep-away camp for an experience they will never forget. There is a saying ‘Noblesse Oblige’… with wealth, power, and prestige come social responsibility. Meaning, those who are capable to help someone who is less fortunate, should do so. By being here this evening, placing an ad in the journal, or making a donation, you are doing just that...and we thank you. We are excited to announce that starting this year, through the agency that administers our funds, a camper database will be implemented enabling us to track the academic progress as well as social and emotional growth of our funded campers. The data collected will provide a clear picture of the progress of our campers year to year. Thank you to Marty and Jamie for everything that they do to make life better for the residents of Brooklyn and all of New York City. To our wonderful Honorees, Peter Meyer and Bruce Ratner, to Yvonne Riley-Tepie and Jack Rainey at TD Bank, to Ashley Cotton at Forest City Ratner Companies, to Tyler Bates and Arianna Kane at Barclays Center, to John Meyers with the 40/40 Club, and to Leo Ehrline with the Brooklyn Nets, for making this amazing evening a reality. And a very special thanks to the wonderful Camp Brooklyn Board of Directors for all their time and effort, each giving in their own way, to Karen Rosenberg and LaShawn Smith of Empire Events Group for organizing this event, and to our hardworking volunteers. Even in these economically trying times we can all still make a difference and tonight is proof of that!!!! Have fun and bid high to support Camp Brooklyn!!! With warmest regards, Debra Garcia Executive Director 5 6 PETER M. MEYER MARKET PRESIDENT, NEW YORK CITY, TD BANK As President of the New York City market, Peter is responsible for Commercial, Small Business and Not for Profit Banking for TD Bank. Peter joined TD Bank, N.A. in 2002 to execute the bank’s aggressive expansion into the market. During this time, TD has grown to 100 retail stores and has become a major lender to small & middle market companies as well as to Not for Profits and healthcare institutions. Peter began his banking career as a teller while attending college, working his way to branch manager and later served as a com- mercial lender. He has held senior positions with various banks in New York City and has been instrumental in shaping loan programs and products for healthcare and nonprofit organiza- tions, thereby providing greater access to capital for organiza- tions delivering essential services to New Yorkers in need. A graduate of St. Joseph’s College, Peter earned an MBA from Long Island University. Peter grew up in Woodhaven, Queens and now resides in Brooklyn Heights. Active in the community, Peter is currently President of the Board of the Queens Museum of Art and is past Chairman of the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce. He serves on the boards of numerous other nonprofit and civic organizations, as member of the Executive Committee of the Downtown Brooklyn Partner- ship, a trustee of St. Joseph College, and board member of the York College Foundation, Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy and The American Cancer Society. 7 8 BRUCE RATNER Bruce Ratner is the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Forest City Ratner Companies, a New York-based real estate development company which he started in 1985. One of the largest urban real estate developers in the country, he has, over the last twenty-five years, developed thirty-eight ground up proj- ects in the New York city area. He is the majority owner and developer of Barclays Center Arena. By bringing the first major professional sports team to Brooklyn since the Dodgers left in 1957, Mr. Ratner is recognized for making Barclays Center the home of the Brooklyn Nets. The arena is part of Mr. Ratner’s Atlantic Yards development, a project in Brooklyn, which will include 6,400 residential units. In addition to Barclays Center, Mr. Ratner recently completed several critically-acclaimed buildings including New York by Gehry a residen- tial apartment building designed by architect Frank Gehry, and The New York Times Building, designed by the architect Renzo Piano. The company’s MetroTech Center, a nine building corporate campus, employing 18,000 workers and located in downtown Brooklyn has often been credited with helping spur the renaissance of downtown Brooklyn. Mr. Ratner currently serves on a number of boards including Weill Cornell Medical College; the Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust; and Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. Mr. Ratner is a graduate of Harvard College and the Columbia University School of Law. He holds honorary degrees from Brooklyn College and the Pratt Institute. 9 GENERAL CONDITIONS OF THE SALE 1. Items have been catalogued with an effort to describe each correctly.
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