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What?
The Circle
Ball 2008 celebrates the 25th Anniversary of Sarah's Circle, a
nonprofit independent living
residence and wellness center for very low income seniors in
Washington, DC.
Why?
Washington, DC is home to 14,000 low-income senior citizens who
live on meager social security checks
in a city with a high cost of living. Sarah’s Circle provides
quality, affordable housing and a wide array
of support programs to enable these very low income seniors to
live independently, with dignity, and as
part of a supportive community of friends and neighbors. At
Sarah’s Circle, seniors create a home,
serve the community and celebrate life.
When?
Friday, May 2, 2008
Where?
Ritz Carlton, 1150 22nd Street, NW, Washington, DC.
How?
A festive evening of cocktails, dining, dancing, a silent
auction, a retirement tribute to Ruth Sachs,
and the presentation of the Dole Award to Dr. Alan Greenspan.
Honorary
Chairpersons: Senators
Robert and Elizabeth Dole
Honorees:
Dr. Alan Greenspan, Chairman, Federal Reserve Board, 1987-2006.
Ruth Sachs, Executive Director, Sarah's Circle, 1992-2008
Time:
6:30 p.m. – 11:30 p.m.
Sponsorship: Founder’s Circle - $10,000
includes recognition in the invitation, full page recognition in
the evening
program and on the Sarah’s Circle website, and a table for ten
at the Ball
Diamond –
$5,000 includes a table for eight with priority seating, and
full-page recognition in the
evening program and on the Sarah’s Circle website
Emerald –
$3,500 includes four tickets with preferred seating, and
half-page recognition
in the evening program
Ruby –
$1,000 includes two tickets to the Ball and 1/8-page recognition
in the program
Topaz –
$500 includes two tickets to the Ball and recognition in the
evening program
Guests:
$200 per
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