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children’s diabetes foundaTION At denver — WINTER 2008 All Carousel of Hope photos: © Berliner Studio All Carousel STAR STUDDED 18TH CAROUSEL OF HOPE DELIGHTS GUESTS — Susan Cassell he stars shined brightly for the 18th Carousel of Hope on October 25th as The Beverly Hilton welcomed Barbara T Davis and an array of incredible supporters of the Barbara Davis Center for Childhood Diabetes. (Continued on Page 10) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. The Carousel of Hope 1. Joan Collins, Barbara Davis 2. Nick, Joe and Kevin Jonas 3. Sharon Lawrence 4. Ashley Hamilton, George Hamilton 5. Holly Robinson Peete 6. Mavis Leno, Barbara Davis, Jay Leno ON THE COVER 1. Pauletta Washington, Barbara Davis, Denzel Washington 2. Nick, Joe and Kevin Jonas 2 The Carousel of Hope 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 1. Kelsey & Camille Grammer 2. Pauletta & Denzel Washington 3. Lisa Rinna, Maria Menounos, Camille Grammer 4. Jane Seymour, Katie Flynn 5. Nicole Richie, Joel Madden 6. Barbara Davis, Dillon Hunter 2 3 2. 3. 1. Katharine McPhee 4. 5. 2. Harry Hamlin & Lisa Rinna 3. Alexander Davis, Jason Davis, Nancy Davis Rickel, Isabella Rickel, Mariella Rickel, Barbara Davis, Brandon Davis, Ken Rickel The Carousel of Hope 4. Penny Marshall, Frances Fisher 5. Garcelle Beauvais-Nilon, Tisha Campbell-Martin, Taraji P. Henson 4 The Carousel of Hope 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 1. Raquel Welch 2. Charice 3. Barbara Davis 4. Bob Daly & Carole Bayer Sager 5. Suzanne Somers 6. David Foster & Yolanda Hadid 7. Dakota Johnson, Melanie Griffith 4 5 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. The Carousel of Hope 1. Josh Groban 2. Nigel Lythgoe, Alana Stewart 3. Joan Collins Donna Mills 4. George & Jolene Schlatter 5. Bo Derek & John Corbett 6. Berry Gordy, Autumn Jackson, Quincy Jones 6 The Carousel of Hope 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 7. 1. Joan Collins, Barbara Davis 2. Kenny Babyface Edmonds 3. Cookie & Magic Johnson 4. Nicky Hilton 5. Samantha Harris 6. Nick Jonas 6 7 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. The Carousel of Hope 1. Gina Davis 2. Sir Sidney Poitier 3. Alexandra Leighton 4. Pauletta Washington 5. Steven R. McQueen & Chelsea Staub 6. Cheryl Tiegs 8 The Carousel of Hope 1. WHAT MAKES THE CAROUSEL OF HOPE SO SPECIAL? --Barbara Davis, Chairman t never ceases to amaze me how fortunate we have been with The Carousel of Hope and it is all because of the help of our friends. It is the advice and personal efforts of icons in the music world – David Foster, Clive I Davis and Quincy Jones and legends in the entertainment world – Sidney Poitier, Jay Leno and our producer George Schlatter, who time and again have made each Carousel of Hope so outstanding. We have had the good fortune of first introducing performers like Jennifer Hudson (before she received her Academy Award), Josh Groban early in his magnificent career, Usher at the peak of his international fame and recently Charice, whose overnight 2. success is a phenomenon. This year we were also privileged to have the Jonas Brothers who filled the room with excitement and then pathos when Nick sang about his experience of living with diabetes. The Carousel of Hope has been blessed to have the world’s top performers who have all donated their time to help children with diabetes. We all still remember the incredible performances of Bette Midler, Stevie Wonder, Beyonce, Elton John, Sting, Andrea Bocelli by satellite with Celine Dion on stage at the Hilton, Ricky Martin, Whitney Houston, Faith Hill, Rod Stewart, Neil Diamond, Barry Manilow, Babyface, Placido Domingo, The Bee Gees, B.B King, Jennifer Hudson, Michael Bolton, Usher, Charlotte Church, Katharine McPhee and Paul McCartney who flew in from London to present the award to Stevie Wonder. Many of you will recall the amazing performances at the Carousel Balls in Denver by Frank Sinatra, Lionel Richie, Diana Ross, Sammy Davis, Jr. and Kenny Rogers led by our emcee and producer, Merv Griffin. What makes the Carousel Ball so special? It begins with the advice 3. and efforts of David Foster, Clive Davis, Quincy Jones, Jay Leno, Sidney Poitier, and George Schlatter. Combine that with the world’s best talent in a room filled with friends united in love and hope to help children with diabetes . and you are left with memories of another special Carousel of Hope.. 4. 5. 1. Barbara Davis, David Foster 2. Jay Leno 3. Clive Davis, Barbara Davis 4. George Schlatter, Sir Sidney Poitier 5. Quincy Jones 8 9 (Continued from Cover) Over twelve hundred guests progress of the Center and the best Carousel show ever. attended the Carousel of Hope medical advancements, ending on Ball, raising over $3.1 million a hopeful note of togetherness, The auction showcased an array dollars to help combat type 1 “I think of all of you as a family of eco-friendly shirts donated by diabetes by funding research and of friends who have banded GUESS? and signed by: Jason clinical care programs. together and together we are Bateman, Halle Berry, Robert De making a difference.” Niro, Clint Eastwood, Will Ferrell, The Carousel of Hope would Harrison Ford, Cuba Gooding, not be possible without the The Brass Ring Award was Jr., Josh Groban, Lisa Rinna incredible skills of gifted people bestowed upon Pauletta and & Harry Hamlin, Tom Hanks, like the incomparable Music Denzel Washington for their Whitney Houston, Scarlett Director, multi-talented, Grammy longstanding dedication to Johansson, Jason Lee, Jared award-winning David Foster; children and for their devotion Leto, Bill Maher, Steve Martin, TV veteran George Schlatter to their community. Presenters Jack Nicholson, Ray Romano, and his professional crew and Clive Davis and Quincy Jones Penny Lancaster & Rod Stewart, the evening’s wonderful Master were honorees at the 2006 Usher and more. A new attraction of Ceremonies, Jay Leno. Jay Carousel of Hope. A surprise this year were the denim pieces masterfully kept the evening vocal performance by the donated by Guess? then signed flowing while deftly introducing Juilliard-trained Pauletta was the and embellished by: Trace humorous political montages and highlight of the evening. Adkins, Steve Carell, Sean “P. other topical jokes. Diddy” Combs, Cindy Crawford, Attendees were thrilled by an Marcia Cross, Kenny “Babyface” The Children’s Diabetes incredible performance from Edmonds, Ginnifer Goodwin, Foundation thanks the evening’s Jonas Brothers, the popular Jennifer Love Hewitt, Paris Presenting sponsor: Mercedes- rock stars played a hit from Hilton, Anjelica Huston, Andie Benz USA and Major Corporate their new album then Nick Jonas MacDowell, Katharine McPhee, Sponsors: GUESS?, Inc., Johnson sang “A Little Bit Longer” which Alyssa Milano, Wentworth Miller, & Johnson Diabetes Institute, was written about his personal Eva Longoria Parker, Dolly American Airlines, The Beverly struggle with diabetes. Nick Parton, Priscilla Presley, Denise Hilton and sanofi-aventis, as spoke to the audience about his Richards, Holly Robinson Peete, well as Angel Sponsors, The three year journey with diabetes Nicole Richie & Joel Madden, Annenberg Foundation, Kelly and how he vowed not to let it Nicollette Sheridan, Sharon and Robert Day and Kovler slow him down, “I’d like to thank Stone, John Travolta and Carrie Family Foundation. We also all of you for everything you’ve Underwood. Cammy MacMillan thank Belvedere Vodka, Moët & done to make this easier for me. and Jackie Reiver of Chandon Champagne, Aquadeco I bet a lot of you never thought www.trendmacher.com Water, Reem Acra, Treefrogs you’d be helping me directly but generously and artistically Florist and the renowned you have.” Then he talked about designed many pieces that were sculptor Robert Graham, who being an inspiration to other displayed. donated the magnificent Brass young people, “I never thought Ring award. The evening was that in my moment of distress it The Auction, chaired by Dana generously supported by the would bring encouragement or Davis and Nancy Davis, also entertainment industry, including inspire anyone. So for everyone featured a stunning array of every major studio and television who says I’ve helped them, I say jewelry, designer fashions, art The Carousel of Hope network, as well as leaders thank you.” and collectibles and luxury from the corporate world and vacations. Silent Auction Donors medicine. Electrifying performances by included Avjet Corporation, songwriter Kenny “Babyface” BLT Steak, Burberry, Cal-a- Sir Sidney Poitier began the Edmonds, the divine Katharine Vie, Carolina Herrera, Chanel, evening’s show with a deeply McPhee, teen phenom Charice Chopard, Daisy Rock Guitars, moving and personal introduction and extraordinary vocalist Josh DayNa Decker, Donna Karan, of his friend Barbara Davis, Groban made for a powerful and Evolution Surf, Four Seasons founder of the Barbara Davis satisfying evening of intense Resort, Hotel Bel-Air, GEARYS Center with her late husband entertainment. David Foster Beverly Hills, Giorgio Armani, Marvin saying, “she has moved provided piano accompaniment Grand Hotel Villa Serbelloni, mountains and replaced them for all the artists and the Grand Wailea Resort, Gucci, with hope.” Mrs. Davis then audience is still raving (more Hotel Hassler Roma, Kitson, updated the crowd on the than a month later) that this was Los Angeles Dodgers, The Los 10 Angeles Lakers, Louis Vuitton, The third was a pink Carousel Menounos, Donna Mills, Garcelle MaxMara, MGM MIRAGE, of Hope car for the VIP photo Beauvais Nilon, Gary Owens, Monique Lhuillier, Mr. Chow, reception area and was signed by Holly Robinson Peete & Rodney Neiman Marcus, Oscar de la celebrities the evening of the ball. Peete, Sidney & Joanna Poitier, Renta, Prada, Wolfgang Puck/ Nicole Richie & Joel Madden, Spago, Resort at Pelican Hill, The The highlight of the live auction Lisa Rinna & Harry Hamlin, Ritz-Carlton, Saks Fifth Avenue, was the innovative and sporty Neil Sedaka, Jane Seymour, Serena & Lily, Ticketmaster, Mercedes-Benz SL63 AMG Terri Seymour, Henry Simmons, Tiffany & Co.
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