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Friends of Karen Gala Rocks with the Sounds of MotownFriends of Karen Gala Rocks with the Sounds of MotownFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: CONTACT: Purdys, NY…Even if you didn’t live for the next hit from Gladys Knight & The Pips, The Commodores, or Little Stevie Wonder, Saturday, May 21st at the historic Capitol Theatre (Port Chester, NY) will be an “Unforgettable” evening to benefit Friends of Karen and honoring The Children’s Hope Chest.
Live music by Dr. K’s Motown Revue Band may turn you into a “Dancing Machine”. You’ll enjoy an open bar and a full gourmet drive-in menu “All Night Long”. Cocktail hour includes a beer tasting bonanza hosted by local favorite Captain Lawrence Brewing Company. And there’s a dine-around raffle for dinner at 12 premier Westchester restaurants – eat out deliciously for a whole year! Doors open at 7:00pm, with complimentary valet parking. Come meet Kate Snow, Dateline NBC correspondent, who will be the emcee for this fabulous evening.
So “What Does It Take” to “Let Your Hair Down”? Just “Stop in the Name of Love” and “Get Ready” to party! “Mercy Mercy Me”, it’s sure to be a ”Masterpiece”. For tickets and information: Gwen Salmo 914-617-4051 or gwensalmo@friendsofkaren.org
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About Friends of KarenFriends of Karen began in 1978 when family friends came to the aid of a couple and their 16-year-old daughter, Karen, who was terminally ill. A fund-raising campaign for medical and other costs enabled Karen to spend her precious last days at home surrounded by loving family and friends. More than 32 years later, Friends of Karen has expanded to a tri-state children's charity that serves children from birth to 21 who are diagnosed with life-threatening illnesses. Last year, 1,344 children benefitted from services of Friends of Karen. Friends of Karen provides direct financial assistance with medical and illness-related expenses such as transportation for medical treatment, childcare for siblings while parents are with their hospitalized child, household expenses and rent or mortgage payments, bereavement support, as well as living expenses for parents in out-of-state hospitals, telephone, television services and parking. |