CINEMA AGAINST AIDS 2009

« NYSTLA'S LAW DAY 2009 \| Main \| INFANT MONEY RETURNED » CINEMA AGAINST AIDS 2009 If you happen to be in Cap D'Antibes around the 21st of May, don't miss Cinema Against Aids 2009. (It's an amfAR benefit, featuring President Bill Clinton and Annie Lennox.) Ticket prices start at $4000. Here's a copy of the event invite: EVENT CHAIRS Kenneth Cole Michel Litvak Vin Roberti Carine Roitfeld Sharon Stone Donatella Versace Bruce Weber Harvey Weinstein Michelle Yeoh CO-CHAIRS Satjiv S. Chahil Dennis Davidson Milutin Gatsby Caroline Gruosi-ScheufelE INVITE YOU TO TO BENEFIT amfAR WITH REMARKS BY PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON HONORED GUEST . SPECIAL PERFORMANCE BY ANNIE LENNOX . THURSDAY, MAY 21, 2009 . . HOTEL DU CAP-EDEN-ROC CAP D'ANTIBES, FRANCE . 6:30 P.M. CHAMPAGNE RECEPTION 8:00 P.M. DINNER AND AUCTION . LIVE AUCTION CONDUCTED BY JAMIE NIVEN OF SOTHEBY'S . BLACK TIE
PRESENTING SPONSORS BOLD FILMS PALISADES TARTAN THE WEINSTEIN COMPANY . . CO-SPONSORS CHOPARD HEWLETT-PACKARD COMPANY . . GRAND BENEFACTORS CHRISTIAN DIOR PARFUMS DIESEL THE WASSERMAN FOUNDATION
. AMERICAN AIRLINES IS THE OFFICIAL AIRLINE OF amfAR .
VIP RECEPTION WITH PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON . Supporters at the Co-Sponsor level will receive four invitations to a cocktail reception with President Clinton before the event on May 21. Supporters at the Grand Benefactor and Benefactor Pair levels will receive two invitations to the cocktail reception with President Clinton. TICKETS/TABLES CLICK HERE TO LEARN ABOUT TICKET AND TABLE LEVEL PRICING . ORDER TICKETS BY MAIL OR FAX . ORDER TICKETS ONLINE . For further information contact Kate Fitzsimons at 212-806-1612 or kate.fitzsimons@amfar.org. The Cinema Against AIDS series was launched in 1993 at the Cannes Film Festival and later expanded to include events at the Dubai, RomE, Sundance, and Venice Film Festivals. Sustained by the film community's generosity and commitment to the fight against AIDS, Cinema Against AIDS has increased public awareness of the epidemic and has raised more than $44 million for amfAR's pioneering AIDS research programs. ." amfAR is one of the world's leading nonprofit organizations dedicated to the support of AIDS research, HIV prevention, treatment education, and the advocacy of sound AIDS-related public policy. Since 1985, amfAR has invested NEARLY $290 million in support of its mission and has awarded grants to more than 2,000 research teams worldwide. KENNETH COLE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD . DAME ELIZABETH TAYLOR FOUNDING INTERNATIONAL CHAIRMAN . MATHILDE KRIM, PH.D. FOUNDING CHAIRMAN . SHARON STONE GLOBAL FUNDRAISING CHAIRMAN . KEVIN ROBERT FROST CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER . . . . Posted by Lucas A. 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