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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS is running a national story today featuring glitzy galas like Carousel of Hope, the Denver-born and Beverly Hills-based money machine created by socialite Barbara Davis. Davis “started the Children’s Diabetes Foundation in 1977 when her daughter, Dana, was diagnosed with the disease. When Davis broke the news of their daughter’s condition to her husband, the late oil and entertainment tycoon Marvin Davis, “he said, ‘Take care of it.'”
MORE HERE on that visit by Bill and Melinda Gates this week.
CU-BOULDER ENGINEERING PROF awarded $875,000 Packard Fellowship.
LESS THAN TWO MONTHS AGO, Ashley Kasprzak was hired as executive director of Team Fort Collins, a nonprofit drug and alcohol prevention service, the Northern Colorado Business Report writes. “Although new to the position with TFC, Kasprzak has more than 20 years of professional experience with nonprofit organizations, and a dedication to partnering with the business community.”
HONORED BY BBB OF DENVER/BOULDER: Outreach United Resource Center Inc. of Longmont, which helps move people toward self-sufficiency.
ADVERTISE YOUR EVENT on Blacktie-Colorado for just $150 a week. Email Brett McCann-Lehl at brett@blacktie-llc.com.
THE DENVER CSU ALUMNI NETWORK is looking for projects in the first half of 2013 to participate in as a volunteer group. Email: knpohly@yahoo.com
PEOPLE AND PETS, get ready for a meow-ling good time at Avogadro’s Number Friday night. The Fort Collins Cat Rescue and Spay/Neuter Clinic is hosting its fourth annual “Meow-loween” costume party.
LATEST ‘CAPTURED EVENTS’ ON BLACKTIE
October 17, 2012 – 12th Annual Men for the Cure
October 13, 2012 – “Be Beautiful Be Yourself” Continues to Shine
October 01, 2012 – Stories of Hope: Alternatives to Family Violence
BLACKTIE’S SISTER COMPANY, Efficient Tickets, is now selling tickets for the Halloween Masquerade Ball, an Oct. 26 Halloween party to raise money for the survivors of the Aurora and Columbine Tragedy. It’s hosted by Phoenix999 a non-profit charity created by the survivors of the Columbine Tragedy and by Friends of Humanity a local volunteer group that helps local charities raise money.
CONSIDER EFFICIENT TICKETS for your next ticketed event. Online ticketing is inexpensive, consumer-friendly and provides your organization with valuable purchasing and entrance data. Contact Brett McCann-Lehl at 303-339-3819.
DO YOU OPERATE IN SOUTHEAST COLORADO? The Jonathan and Shari Fox Family Foundation has announced the grant applications for the 2012 year will be accepted starting immediately and will continue until Oct. 26
MORE THAN 100 PEOPLE had a catered dinner and opportunities for lots of conversation, and many took part in enthusiastic auction bidding during the Sept. 12 Englewood Education Foundation Fall Fling.
LAKESHORE FOUNDATION awarded $25,000 grant from USOC, Veterans Affairs.
HAVING TROUBLE MANAGING DONATION REQUESTS? Blacktie can set up a website for your business or organization that makes it easy for you to be responsive to charity requests and carefully manage all aspects of the process. Here’s a request page we set up for a local company. For information about BT Donation Tracker, call Don Knox at 720-272-0961.
DID YOU KNOW? You can advertise your nonprofit event easily and affordably to 300,000 readers in the 17 Colorado Community Media newspapers from Thornton to Castle Rock? Blacktie offers discounted rates to organizations that have not previously advertised in the CCM publications. These publications include Arvada Press, Castle Rock News-Press, Centennial Citizen, Douglas County News-Press, Englewood Herald, Golden Transcript, Highlands Ranch Herald, Lakewood Sentinel, Littleton Independent, Lone Tree Voice, Northglenn-Thornton Sentinel, Parker Chronicle, Westminster Window, Westsider and Wheat Ridge Transcript. Call Brett McCann-Lehl or Don Knox at 303-832-2903 for more details!
DO YOU HAVE SUGGESTIONS FOR A FUTURE ISSUE OF BLACKTIE FOR BUSINESS? Send an email to the editor, Don Knox.
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