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University Club 1 West 54Th Street • UNIVERSITY CLUB 1 WEST 54TH STREET • NYC 6:00 PM 8:30 PM Squash Exhibitions Ticket Cocktail Party Ticket $400 $125 A ticket to the squash exhibitions includes entry A cocktail party ticket does not to the cocktail party. include entry to the squash exhibitions. The exhibitions at 6:00pm will include shortened singles and doubles matches, a buffet dinner and open bar. Seating is first-come, first-serve. The exhibitions will conclude with a live auction. The cocktail party begins at 8:30pm and includes open bar. JACKET AND TIE REQUIRED FOR MEN THE PROS Kasey Brown • Ben Gould • Natalie Grainger • Wael El Hindi • Manek Mathur Damien Mudge • David Palmer • Suzie Pierrepont • Preston Quick • John White THE COMMITTEE Charles Antrim William Douglass Erich Mauff Greg Romero Brooke & Nick Barquin Lauralynn Drury Mimi & Matthew Bernardo Samper David Barry Reed Endresen McAndrew Mary & Michael Scherl Graham Bassett Jean & John Ervasti Blair & Edouard Metrailler Joshua Schwartz Melissa & John Beaman Teri & Nick Galluccio Caroline & Gerry Murray Megan Schwartz & Ashley & Jason Bernhard Danielle & David Ganek Ted Newhouse Michael Kadosh Edward Cerullo Nicolas Guillen Katie & Mike Newman Sydney Scott Marianne Boesky & Crosby Haynes Todd Ostrow Marshall Sebring Liam Culman Patrick Haynes Maggie O’Toole Matt Sharnoff Amy Butte & Bob Hopkins Polly & Terry O’Toole Stephanie & David Liebowitz Kim & Paul Huchro Meagan & Jerry Ouderkirk Ben Stapleton Baset Chaudhry Diane & Winston Hutchins Paula & Palmer Page Charlotte Steel Lauren Coape-Arnold Paul Ingrassia Hilary & Charles Parkhurst Gillian Steel Francie Comey Peter Kelly Dylan Patterson Bari & Jeff Steiner Melissa & Brannon Cook Cynthia & James Kempner Paige Pedersen Mike Strong Brad Corbin Margaret Kent C.J. Plimpton Hilary Thorndike Brooke Dalury Naishadh Lalwani Courtney Quick Elizabeth Vadasdi Adrienne & Tom Darling Kieran & Brian Leonard Abby Reid Lisa & Mark Walsh Tori Dauphinot & Ben Mandel Sarah Roberts Amelia & Jack Wyant Ken Hubbard Omar Mangalji Hanna & Taylor Robinson Aaron Zimmerman Gustav Detter Meg & William Mangan Francesca & Javier Rodriguez PATRON PACKAGES PLATINUM $1,000 Includes 2 tickets (entire evening) + listing in program FOUNDING $2,500 Includes 3 tickets (entire evening) + listing in program + limited edition CitySquash Harrow squash racquet LEADERSHIP $5,000 Includes 4 tickets (entire evening) + listing in program + limited edition CitySquash Harrow squash racquet CHAMPIONSHIP $10,000 Includes 5 tickets (entire evening) + listing in program + limited edition CitySquash Harrow squash racquet TITLE $15,000 Includes 6 tickets (entire evening) + listing in program + limited edition CitySquash Harrow squash racquet BENEFACTOR $25,000 Includes 10 tickets (entire evening) + listing in program + limited edition CitySquash Harrow squash racquet WORLD $50,000 Includes 20 tickets (entire evening) + listing in program + limited edition CitySquash Harrow squash racquet CitySquash is a 501(c)(3) organization. Tickets & Patron Packages are partially tax-deductible. Employer/Tax ID: 42-1535583. TICKETS AND PATRON PACKAGES CAN BE PURCHASED AT www.citysquash.org or by sending a check to CitySquash • P.O. Box 619 • Fordham Station • Bronx, NY • 10458 CitySquash is a not-for-profit youth program based in the Bronx at Fordham University. We help motivated young people from economically disadvantaged households in the Bronx fulfill their academic, athletic and personal potential. FOUR KEY GOALS THAT WE HAVE FOR OUR STUDENTS ARE THAT THEY: • Improve their academic performance • Become competitive squash players • Attend high quality high schools • Graduate from college Founded in 2002, CitySquash serves 130 elementary, middle, high school and college students. For our participants, CitySquash is an intensive, year-round commitment that starts as early as 3rd grade and lasts through college graduation. Our programming includes squash, tutoring, mentoring, community service, travel, high school placement, college prep and more. CitySquashers play squash and receive academic tutoring on Fordham University’s Bronx campus, in the neighborhood where most CitySquashers live and go to school. CitySquash’s Learning Center, on Arthur Avenue and 187th Street, is the site of individual tutoring sessions and book clubs. On weekends, team members practice, study, compete in tournaments, take cultural field trips and do community service. In the summer, CitySquash runs an academic and squash camp and sends team members to sleep-away wilderness, academic and squash camps. CitySquash’s high school and college students have won over $9 million in financial aid. Forty-two CitySquash students have attended the following selective prep schools: All Hallows Eaglebrook Mercersburg Suffield Avon Old Farms Episcopal Millbrook Taft Blair Hackley Salisbury Trinity-Pawling Berkshire Hill St. George’s Westover Brooks La Salle St. Paul’s Williston Northampton Canterbury Loomis Chaffee St. Pius V Students in CitySquash’s first four classes attend or will soon enroll in the following colleges: Bates Connecticut College Franklin & Marshall Hunter College Borough of Manhattan Cornell George Washington Mt. Holyoke Community College CUNY Bronx Hamilton St. Lawrence Bucknell Community College Hobart and Trinity City College of NY CUNY Medgar Evars Williams Smith Wesleyan CitySquash is one of ten member organizations of the National Urban Squash and Education Association. CitySquashers have won 58 Urban National titles and seven New England Championships, and one CitySquasher has been ranked as high as #9 in the country. BOARD OF DIRECTORS HONORARY BOARD Sanford M. Schwartz, FOUNDER & CHAIR Ayaan Hirsi Ali Tori Dauphinot Anne Harrison William Douglass Stephen Mandel Icy Frantz Joseph M. McShane Teri Galluccio Richard Millman David Ganek Jonathon Power Kim Huchro Joseph Solanto Michael Luskin Cornel West Robert C. Osborne Jr. Gerald Ouderkirk JUNIOR BOARD Palmer Page Nick Barquin Peer T. Pedersen Jr. Kelly Campelli Gillian Steel Lauren Coape-Arnold Jeffrey P. Wiegand Courtney Knowlton Tim Wyant, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Trey Kuppin Suzie Pierrepont BOARD OF ADVISORS Courtney Quick Diana Siebert Betteridge Sarah Roberts Liam Culman Javier Rodriguez Danielle Ganek Joshua Schwartz Annamaria Giordano Marshall Sebring Larry Hilbert Charlotte Steel Justin Muzinich Elizabeth Vadasdi Maria Pietrosanti Elizabeth da Trinidad-Asher CITYSQUASH • P.O. BOX 619 • FORDHAM STATION • BRONX • NY • 10458 718.220.7400 • www.citysquash.org National Urban Squash and Education Association.
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