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DJ
Turk;
Council
Chair: Alexis Feldman; Council Vice Chair:
Marissa Schneider; Council Members: Steven Beltrani ~ George Bergamo ~
Jessica Bloch ~ Christina Brown ~ Kelly Cerialo ~ Kate Cucco ~ Amy DePaola
~
Sean Kiely ~ Samantha Knapik ~ Ali Lapinsky ~ Meredith Meyer
~ Melissa Phillips ~
Ryan Phillips ~ David Schwartz ~ Meredith Stampler ~ Natasha
Uspensky ~
Josephine Vella ~ Evan Wohl ~ Kendall Wrigley
HOSTS: Cancer
Research Institute Young Philanthropists and Tenjune
WHAT: The
Cancer Research Institute Young Philanthropists will host
their
Third Annual Midsummer Social to support the Institute?s
mission to advance
the next wave of cancer treatment. Join us at Tenjune for 2
hours of premium
open bar, spinning from guest DJ Turk, and a contest
including
awesome prizes like: Bumble and bumble product basket,
Arbitrage shirt and tie, Coach purse, Weeklong timeshare at a
resort in
Cabo San Lucas, Ralph Lauren cashmere throw blanket, Signed
sports jersey,
Broadway show tickets, and more.
General Admission $50 in advance, $75 at the
door.
VIP package $75 in advance,
$100 at the door. Pack includes admission to an exclusive
pre-event reception from 7-8 pm
and two complimentary tickets for the prize contests.
Table service
$150.
Guests are invited to purchase a table in addition to their
entry ticket.
Tables can accommodate up to six people
and include one bottle of vodka and various mixers.
Table Service can be added on to both
General and VIP ticket reservations.
Tickets are limited! All proceeds will benefit the
Cancer Research Institute's research programs.
WHERE: Tenjune,
26 Little
West 12th Street, NY, NY
WHEN: Tuesday,
August 10, 2010, 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
WHY: The
Cancer Research Institute Young Philanthropists are a
network of professionals ages 21-40 committed to
charitable giving
and volunteerism for the purpose of supporting
research in cancer immunology.
This promising field of medical research aims to
harness the disease-fighting power of the immune system to
treat,
control and prevent cancer.
Event
RSVP: Anita Schmidt
at aschmidt@cancerresearch.org,
or
212 688-7515, x. 238, or register at
http://cancerresearch.org/midsummersocial3.
Online registration closes at noon, August 10. Tickets will be sold at the
door.
About the Cancer Research
Institute Young Philanthropists
The Cancer Research Institute Young
Philanthropists are a network of
young professionals committed to philanthropic giving and
volunteerism
for the purpose of supporting research in
cancer immunology. The CRI Young Philanthropists group:
(1) Cultivates an upcoming generation of philanthropic
leaders;
(2) Empowers young people with the ability to make
tangible changes in their community;
(3) Creates an established network of young professionals
committed to social responsibility; and
(4) Provides an opportunity to impact the
development of cutting edge cancer immunotherapy.
About the Cancer
Research Institute
The Cancer Research Institute (CRI) is the
world's only
non-profit organization dedicated exclusively to the support and
coordination of scientific and clinical efforts that will
lead to the
immunological treatment, control, and prevention of cancer.
CRI is guided by a world-renowned Scientific Advisory
Council
that includes four Nobel Prize winners and twenty-nine
members of the
National Academy of Sciences. The Institute supports leading-edge
cancer research at top medical centers and universities
throughout the world,
facilitating the discovery of effective cancer vaccines
and other immune-based cancer.
The Cancer Research Institute
has one of the lowest overhead expense ratios
among non-profit organizations, with more than 85 percent of
its resources
going directly to the support of its science, medical, and
research programs.
CRI meets or exceeds all 20 standards of the
Better Business Bureau Wise Giving Alliance, the most
comprehensive
U.S. charity evaluation service, and has received an 'A'
grade for fiscal disclosure
and efficiency from the American Institute of Philanthropy
as well as
top accolades from other charity watchdog organizations.
Visit CRI on the Web at: http://www.cancerresearch.org/.
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