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Restaurant Pull Thanks to Our Sponsors! Penthouse Sponsor • Global Power Equipment / Braden Manufacturing Terrace View Sponsors • Ruth Nelson & Tom Murphy • Sprouse Shrader Smith, PLLC Balcony Sponsors • The Bama Companies • Bank of Oklahoma • Carl Cornelius & Amber Howard Cornelius • Oliver & Meredith Howard • KWB Oil Property Management, Inc. • LynnCo Supply Chain Solutions • Memorial Machine • Public Service Company of Oklahoma • Drs. Andrew & Heather Revelis • Williams Mezzanine Sponsors • BKD CPA’s & Advisors A Great Night Awaits You! • BlueCross BlueShield of Oklahoma Raffle Packages …………………………………… 2 • Ann Domin • Gena Duvall Online Auction ………………………………………3 • Grand National Trailer Restaurant Pull …………………………………… 5 • Charlie Jackson 2015 Venues …………………………………… 7 & 10 • Magoon & Associates Venue Map ……………………………………… 8 - 9 • Nancy & Joe McDonald • Momentum3, LLC • Ron & Bonnie Peters 2015 Top of the Town Committee • Tulsa Educare, Inc. Chair: Heather Hope-Hernandez, HKH Advertising Amber Howard Cornelius, Sprouse Shrader Smith, PLLC • T. D. WIlliamson, Inc. Donna Davis, BAM, LLC Katie Hudson, Mid-Continent Tower Ann Speicher, Community Volunteer Karen Smith, CCRC Program Director Melinda Belcher, CCRC Stephanie Howard, CCRC Shauna Meador, CCRC Casey Moore, CCRC Cynthia Mooney, CCRC Ellie Newby, CCRC Amy Peters, CCRC Joyce Reynolds, CCRC Jessica Ruggles, CCRC Collette Sawyer, CCRC Retta Seger, CCRC Sam Stephenson, CCRC Paige Whalen, CCRC Pat Kroblin, PK Promotions, Inc. 1 Raffle Packages Online Auction Just $5 for your chance to win Bid now! Or $20 for 5 chances! Auction closes June 12, 6 pm Enter as many times as you like to win one or more of Scan this QR code to go to the auction these great, one-of-a-kind packages. site. Even more items are listed there! Buy your tickets at the Kennedy Building or BOK Tower. Winners will be contacted by June 19. Proceeds benefit the Child Care Resource Center. Winners will be notified by June 19, 2015. Baseball Collectibles • NY Mets Third Baseman & Team Captain Golfer’s Delight Value: $550 David Wright: • Four rounds of golf with cart at Owasso Golf & Athletic Club – Autographed baseball in case • Four rounds of golf at White Hawk Golf Club (M-F only) Value: $325 • Four rounds of golf at Battle Creek Golf Club – Autographed and framed photo • Two rounds of golf at Clary Fields Value: $225 • Ron Cey, famed LA Dodgers Third Baseman: Pamper Me Value: $500 autographed baseball in case Value: $100 • Massage at Miss Jackson’s • Cody Asche, Philadelphia Phillies Third Baseman: • Haircut with shampoo/style from Ashton Alagdon, Epic Salon autographed baseball in case Value: $50 • Red Lobster gift certificates • David Phelps, Miami Marlins Pitcher: autographed • Mary Kay body care set for women baseball in case Value: $50 • Vera Bradley bag • Jake Odorizzi, Tampa Bay Rays Pitcher: • Meltdown Fitness – one month of unlimited classes autographed baseball in case Value: $50 • Uptown Salon and Spa – one-hour facial from Lisa Cromley Children’s Book Collections Family Fun Tulsa Staycation Value: $440 Value: $44 - $65 • $40 Gift Cards from Quick Trip • Tulsa Zoo – four passes Zen Body 30-Day Class Pass • Big Splash – two day-passes Value: $65 • TU Football – four tickets: vs. Louisiana-Monroe, Oct. 10 • Two free haircuts from Sports Clips Haircuts for Men Bless Ur Heart Boutique Gift Basket Value: $75 • Vera Bradley bag Original painting by DD Duvall Value: $225 • Copper Kiln ceramic studio – gift certificate • Haircut with shampoo/style from Ashton Alagdon at Epic Salon Uptown Salon and Spa facial by • Freckles Frozen Custard gift card Lisa Cromley Value: $70. • Tulsa State Fair and rodeo tickets – Friday, Oct. 9 iidentity Salon Beauty Package Samsung 32” Television Value: $220 Value: $115 Baseball Fanatic Value: Priceless Owasso Body Coach • Signed memorabilia from a trio of Tulsa and Bishop Kelley • THREE great packages to choose from! players: Matt Reynolds of the NY Mets AAA, Blake King of Value: $99 - $270 the St. Louis Cardinals and retired Catcher Rick Wrona of the Chicago Cubs Signed University of Oklahoma • Two NY Mets ball caps Football Memorabilia • The Cy Young Catcher, by Charlie O’Brien Value: Priceless with Doug Wedge Tulsa State Fair and Rodeo Tickets • Assortment of ballpark snacks plus memorabilia Value: $160 Father’s Day Special Value: $530 • Meltdown Fitness – one month of unlimited classes • Four rounds of golf with cart at Broken Arrow Golf & Athletic Club • Mary Kay skincare products for men • Haircut with shampoo/style from Ashton Alagdon, Epic Salon • Five Guys Burgers and Fries gift certificate 2 3 Did you know? Restaurant Pull More than 1,900 items are available for check-out through the CCRC Toy Lending and Try your luck at 7:30 pm – 110 W. 7th St. Resource Library. Boost your support for the Child Care Resource Center with our Restaurant Pull. You can’t lose! Each pull is $25 – for a gift certificate worth $25 or more at one of these fabulous restaurants: • Bodean Restaurant • Hideaway Pizza & Market • Johnny Carinos • Burn Co. Barbecue • Lambrusco’z To Go • Charleston’s Restaurant • Logan’s • Cheddar’s Casual Cafe Roadhouse Steaks • Chili’s / Macaroni Grill • Los Cabos Mexican / Maggiano’s Grill & Cantina or On the Border • Mi Cocina • Chuy’s Tex-Mex • Napa Flats For help finding child care • Compadres Grill Wood-Fired Kitchen visit www.ccrctulsa.org • Cracker Barrel • Olive Garden Old Country Store (71st & Memorial only) and Restaurant • Pei Wei • East Village • P.F. Chang’s Bohemian Pizzeria • Red Rock Canyon • El Chico • Sisserou’s • Florence Park Cafe • Sushi Hana • The Hamlet • Tulsa Press Club 4 5 Thanks for keeping the lights on for us! A Great Night Awaits You! • 320 Boston, LLC • Mid-Continent Tower, LLC • Aloft Tulsa Downtown • Pinkerton Law, PC Map on pages 8 - 9. More venue info on page 11. • BAM, LLC • Prescott Realty Group (R) = Restrooms (DT) = Drink tickets required • BOK / Williams • River City Development 1. Baxter’s Interurban 717 S. Houston Center Tower • Summit Club A great place to park and catch the trolley. Be sure to stop in • Conner & Winters, LLC • Switchgear for a bite of their spectacular pesto formaggio. (R) • Courtyard by Marriott Search and Recruiting 2. Aloft Tulsa Downtown 200 Civic Center • Hall Estill • Wiggin Properties A hit last year: enjoy frozen Jack Daniels and Coke Shots with appetizers from Ted’s Café Escondido. Music by Rachel La Vonne Attorneys at Law • YMCA Downtown (7 pm -10 pm). Enter the raffle for a free night’s stay! (R) • Hyatt Regency Hotel 3. Ti Amo Ristorante Italiano 219 S. Cheyenne • Mayo Hotel Don’t miss their outstanding penne primavera with grilled chicken and garlic Parmesan breadsticks. Cash bar. (R) ...And for the fabulous treats! 4. Mixed Company Bar 302 S. Cheyenne In a setting you might call “Deco-meets-Dust Bowl,” enjoy • Ann’s Bakery • Old Village rosemary lemon cake and a Stamos Gin Fizz. Cash Bar. (R) • Baxter’s Interurban Grill Wine & Spirits 5. Switchgear Search and Recruiting 201 W. 5th • Caz’s Chop House • Premium Brands Mardi Gras in June! Award-winning Switchgear Search and • Deco Deli & Market • Route 66 Recruiting knows how to throw a party. Laissez les bons temps rouler while enjoying a Bon Temps Twist! • Elote Café & Catering PHOTO BOOTH 6. Mayo Hotel – Penthouse Bar 115 W. 5th • Glacier Confection • The Rusty Crane Watch the sun set over the Arkansas River while enjoying an • Jarboe Sales Company • Tavolo Italian Bistro assortment of appetizers. Cash bar. (R) • Lassalle’s • Te Kei’s 7. 110 W. 7th – 27th Floor New Orleans Deli Chinese/Asian Kitchen Don’t miss the Restaurant Pull happening here at 7:30 pm • Ludger’s • Ti Amo (details: p. 5). Food provided by The Rusty Crane, plus wine. Get your picture taken in the Route 66 PHOTO BOOTH while Catering & Events Ristorante Italiano listening to blues, jazz, rock and Americana from Jennifer • McNellie’s Group • Tulsa Press Club Marriott (6 - 8 pm), followed by blues, jazz and soul from • Mixed Company Bar • The Vault Jessica Hunt (8 - 10 pm). (DT) • Mod’s Coffee & Crepes • Whiskey Business 8. The Summit Club – Bank of American Building 15 W. 6th • Mustang Brewing Head up to the 31st floor terrace for stunning views and a taste of Italy with Pasta Cinque Terre. Cash bar. (R) Company 9. BOK / Williams Tower – Conner & Winters • Napa Flats One Williams Center Wood-Fired Kitchen Take in the fabulous views from the 40th floor while sipping • Nothing Bundt Cakes champagne and savoring chocolates from Glacier Confection. Buy your Raffle tickets here(details on page 2). Enjoy listening to saxophonist Myron Oliver (6 - 8 pm), followed by singer/songwriter Meggie McDonald (8 - 10 pm). (DT) 10. Hyatt Regency Hotel 100 E. 2nd In the Upper Lobby, enjoy Antipasto / Grilled Vegetable Skewers with dry Italian salami prosciutto, marinated manchego & mozzarella. And don’t miss the gorgeous views from the 15th floor Chairman’s Suite. A signature drink and assorted bruschetta await: tenderloin and goat cheese, artichoke and pesto, tomato and basil. (R) 11. 320 Boston Building – Hall Estill 320 S. Boston Head up to the 21st floor for treats from Ludger’s Catering & Private Dining, along with frozen margaritas. Get your picture taken in the Route 66 PHOTO BOOTH while listening to R&B from Alicia Hill (6 - 8 pm), followed by Nick Whitaker of the FM Pilots. (DT) 12. Kennedy Building Lobby 321 S. Boston Will-call and ticket sales. Savor tasty treats from Te Kei’s and beer. Harpist Lorelei Barton will play (6 - 8 pm). Buy your Raffle tickets here (details on page 2) – and take selfies with the Tulsa skyline in the background! 6 7 Denver Cheyenne Boulder Main Boston Cincinnati 2nd St. 9 3 10 Parking 3rd St. 4 Garage Old Urban ATM11 12 13 Trolley Routes 2 4th St. 14 24 15 16 17 Red Route 5 6 25 ATM 18 19 5th St.
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