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P.O. Box 150390 San Rafael, CA 94915-0390 San Rafael, CA 94915-0390 P .O. Box 150390 In the Spring of 1984 the first Rex benefit was held in San Rafael, California. For the next 11 years, the Grateful Dead performed Rex benefit concerts across the country that resulted in over $7 million in grants to some 900 programs. In December 2001, the Rex Foundation initiated its renewal efforts by presenting benefit events and extending its reach to a broad base of supporters, and has since granted $350,000 to 50 programs in the United States and internationally. The Black Tie-Dye Ball is the first Rex benefit outside the Bay Area since 1994. Initiating our 20th Anniversary celebration in Chicago with Dark Star Orchestra honors our history and celebrates the success of our renewal efforts to connect with an extended base of musicians and SAN FRANCISCO, CA PERMIT #13929 fans who want to see the Rex Foundation once again fund US POSTAGE FIRST CLASS many worthwhile programs. This occasion reflects the P AID sparkle of Chicago’s talent, enterprise and community spirit. Proceeds from the benefit will support Chicago-based programs and the Rex Foundation’s goal to multiply its grant making capacity. Chicago Host Board of Directors RSVP Type of ticket Committee Bob Weir Pete Wagner Cameron Sears No. of tickets Ticket price Tara Tilbury Sage Scully Lori Stein John Scher All but $50 per dinner ticket/$35 per concert ticket is tax deductible. All other contributions are tax Total enclosed Marc Rocklin Cliff Palefsky deductible Joe Novack Roger McNamee Scott Larned Nick Morgan Seat me with Kitty Juda John Leopold The mission of the Rex Foundation is to help Kyle Henderson Michael Klein Sorry, I cannot attend. Enclosed is my contributiion of $ secure a healthy environment, promote indi- Bob Gremley Rosalie Howarth viduality in the arts, provide support to critical David Greenwald Mickey Hart Name(s) and necessary social services, assist others Joe Gioia Freddy Hahne Aaron Gadiel Carolyn Garcia less fortunate than ourselves, protect the Company $500 + donors will Wendy Coblentz be listed in the 1 rights of indigenous people and ensure their program. Barry Caplan Address Larry Brilliant Please print your cultural survival, build a stronger community, name(s) as you would and educate children and adults everywhere. Diane Blagman City/ state/ zip like to be listed. Bill Graham 2 The Rex Foundation seeks to fund grassroots (1984-d. 1991) programs across the United States and Jerry Garcia Day Phone beyond that might not otherwise receive (1984-d. 1995) Eve Phone Check is the preferred mainstream recognition, yet work in innova- method of payment. 3 Emeritus Please make checks tive, bold and sometimes controversial ways Hal Kant E-mail payable to to bring about helpful solutions to challenging Rex Foundation. Advisory Board situations. In carrying out its work, the Rex Check Visa Mastercard Foundation endeavors to foster the magical Bill Walton combination of community, creativity and Danny Rifkin Account No. Jon McIntire joyful spirit, where our supporters share the John Perry Barlow Exp. date satisfaction of helping many worthwhile Printed on recycled paper Bernie Bildman with soy based inks programs thrive and bring about a peaceful, Name on card Executive Director sustainable and healthy world. design by Studio Solo www.studiosolo.com Sandy Sohcot Signature.
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