• 2008

4th Annual Gilda’s Club Worldwide Young Leadership Council Benefit
2008 Harvest in the Square
Junior Council of American Ballet Theatre Hosted A Magical Evening Aboard the Forbes Yacht
AMIT’s Young Leadership Black & White Gala
3rd Annual Strides for Life 3-mile fun run/walk around Lake Agawam in Southampton
Laugh Out Loud for Project Sunshine
2nd Annual “A Night and Smile to Remember” to benefit The Nicole Schiffman Foundation
The Big Apple Bash
Young Philanthropists “A New Force for Good” To Benefit Cancer Research Institute
ARTWALK NY JUNIOR COMMITTEE HOSTS BENEFIT PARTY
The 19th Annual Wild Wild West Carnival to benefit Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva U
Splashlight- Ruprecht gallery opening benefiting Charity: Water
Ultimate Summertime Party presented by News Corporation benefiting MS
Young Wall Street to benefit Chess in the Schools
Young Patrons of Lincoln Center Host Tango on the Rocks
The Metropolitan Museum of Art Young Members Party
The Young New Yorkers for the Philharmonic, Summer Soirée
5th Annual Party At The Piers
2nd Annual Stupid Cancer Gala
Whitney Art Party
JICNY 4th Annual Passport to the World Gala
Tory Burch and Girls Quest Private Shopping Event
Charity: Water at Saks Fifth Avenue
Lucky Magazine and Land Rover celebrated the annual spring benefit for Children's Rights
The Maurer Foundation's 5th Annual “Pink Diamond Ball”
One Million Strong Cocktail Party
ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION “FORGET-ME-NOT” GALA
30th Annual AAFA American Image Awards
The Brighter Futures Society "Le Grande Spectacle"
The Rainforest Alliance 2008 Gala
Safari at Sunset - Associates Committee of The Society of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
Hope for Vision’s Party With A Purpose NYC
Special Olympics Cocktail Soiree
Alzheimer’s Drug Discovery Foundation Second Annual Connoisseur’s Dinner
The New York Historical Society spring gala: A Tale of Two Cities: New York and Paris
The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s renowned Costume Institute Gala
Fifth Annual Project Sunshine Gala
Girls Quest's April in Paris Benefit
The Black Slipper Ball, Ballet Hispanico’s annual gala benefit
The St. George's Society’s 2008 English Ball of the Roses
Design Cares presents A Night of a Thousand Lights to benefit the St. Jude Childrens Hospital
New York Junior League: "2008 Spring Auction, The Future is Green'"
Le Reve: Indulge the Dream, Play 4 Parkinson’s Casino Gala
The Catalog for Giving® 3rd Annual Games of Chance Casino Night.
Champion Awards Luncheon Kick Off Party at the Calvin Klein Collection Store
Migdal Ohr Young Leadership cocktail party at Mosaic
2008 Women in Need Annual Dinner
Fifth Annual National Love our Children Day
NASDAQ Closing Bell Ceremony
2008 Skating With The Stars
Annual Black Tie & Black Jack Casino Night benefiting The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS).
Heard it Through the Grapevine: An Evening of Wine Tasting

  • 2007

See the Desert Bloom: JNFuture in the Garden of Eden
2007 HARVEST IN THE SQUARE
The Brighter Futures Society presents...Chiaroscuro
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ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION “FORGET-ME-NOT” GALA
06/02/2008 - By The Pierre

ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION “FORGET-ME-NOT” GALA

David Hyde Pierce; Kate Burton; and Jonathan Groff

(Monday, June 2, 2008 – New York, NY) – Hundreds of leaders of New York’s philanthropic, business, civic and health care communities joined the Alzheimer’s Association, New York City Chapter at its annual “Forget-Me-Not” Gala at The Pierre.

The event, which raised $1,100,000, was emceed by Tony Award winner David Hyde Pierce, star of the hit Broadway show Curtains. David, a tireless advocate in the Alzheimer’s community, serves on the Board of the National Alzheimer’s Association and as its national spokesperson. He lost his father and grandfather to the disease.

In his welcome remarks, Mr. Hyde Piece said, “For those families who have experienced Alzheimer’s disease, we know the toll it takes. But for those who have never experienced the disease, it is too easy to dismiss the extraordinary impact of dementia – not only on individuals and families, but on the community. Over the past few years, the performing arts have played an important role in heightening public awareness, setting the stage for a public dialogue about the crisis of Alzheimer’s disease. Tonight we are here to shine a spotlight on the contributions of a few special individuals.”

All photos: Ronald L. Glassman


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