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Showing posts with label MD Anderson Cancer Center. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MD Anderson Cancer Center. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 5, 2013

Society Photos: Best Cellars Dinner at The Ritz-Carlton

The T.J. Martell Foundation hosted the Best Cellars Dinner: A Food & Wine Experience Featuring Dallas’ Top Sommeliers on Thursday, May 9th, 2013 at Fearing’s in The Ritz-Carlton, Dallas. 
Thom Shepherd, Coley McCabe, Dean Fearing, Mary Martha Pickens, John Pickens, Laura Heatherly
The Best Cellars Dinner, chaired by Janie & Dave Hodges and Kendall & Derek Williams featured a four-course gourmet dinner by Chef Dean Fearing and selected wines by Sommelier Table Hosts, one exclusively for each table, which included:
 Jeff Bachinskas: Sissy's Southern Kitchen
Paul Botamer:  Fearing’s at The Ritz-Carlton, Dallas
Aaron Benson: Dallas Country Club
Jeff Bradley: The Wine Frog
Christina Chilcoat: Las Colinas Beverages
Jennifer Jaco: Henderson Selections
Christina Chilcoat, Kaylyn Montgomery, Katlin Beecherl

Steven Doyle of CRAVE DFW served as emcee. The VIP Reception was kindly sponsored by Mary Martha & John Pickens.  Singer & Songwriter, Thom Shepherd, an Austin-based touring artist played an acoustic set for crowd.  

Chris Trowbridge, Rachel Trowbridge

Seen In the Crowd: Mary Martha & John Pickens, Kendall & Derek Williams, Janie & Dave Hodges, Caitlin & Akers Moore, Ellen & Larry Talley, Julie & Steve Rado, Rachel & Chris Trowbridge, Angie Clayton Brown & Jeff Brown and Megan & Andy Meyercord.

Proceeds from the Best Cellars Dallas event benefited the T. J. Martell Foundation’s funding of the Physician-Scientist Program at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center.  The T.J. Martell Foundation organizes the Best Cellars Dinners and other major events in major markets in the United States.

Dave Hodges, Janie Hodges, Kendall Williams, Derek Williams


Friday, April 12, 2013

Best Cellars Dinner: A Food and Wine Experience

The T.J. Martell Foundation will host the Best Cellars Dinner: A Food & Wine Experience Featuring Dallas’ Top Sommeliers on Thursday, May 9th, 2013 at Fearing’s in The Ritz-Carlton, Dallas. Dinner will begin at 6:30pm.

The Best Cellars Dinner, chaired by Janie & Dave Hodges and Kendall & Derek Williams will feature a four-course gourmet dinner by Chef Dean Fearing and selected wines by Sommelier Table Hosts, one exclusively for each table, which will include:

Jeff Bachinskas: Sissy's Southern Kitchen
Paul Botamer:  Fearing’s at The Ritz-Carlton, Dallas
Aaron Benson: Dallas Country Club
Jeff Bradley: The Wine Frog
Christina Chilcoat: Las Colinas Beverages
Andrew Hensley: Fearing’s at The Ritz-Carlton, Dallas

There will be a live auction featuring music and culinary experiences followed by an acoustic performance by Singer & Songwriter, Thom Shepherd, an Austin-based touring artist.  Proceeds from the Best Cellars Dallas event benefit the T. J. Martell Foundation’s funding of the Physician-Scientist Program at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center.  The T.J. Martell Foundation organizes the Best Cellars Dinners and other major events in major markets in the United States.

Tables start at $5,000 for ten guests and individual tickets are $500 each.  Reservations may be made at www.tjmartell.org or by contacting Courtney Edwards, francisco+co at courtney@franciscoandco.com

Monday, January 31, 2011

The Betsy Project- Cure Sarcoma Now


The Betsy Project is a grassroots fundraising effort in partnership with MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston dedicated to raise money for a rare form of cancer known as leiomyosarcoma (LMS).
The project was started when Dallas resident, Betsy Vincent was diagnosed with this disease in 2006. Betsy is a delightful, wonderful woman, mother, wife, friend and a big supporter in our community, not to mention determined. Her oncologist, Joseph Ludwig told her if he had $200,000 he could then hire a research team to give complete focus to LMS -- therefore that is what our community is trying to do. This could not only be a breakthrough for LMS patients, but could find treatments for all forms of sarcoma, too.
Please help support The Betsy Project and MD Anderson Cancer Center, not to mention others afflicted with the disease.
WHAT: The Betsy Project
CLICK HERE to donate.
CONTACT INFORMATION: Tricia Touchstone at touchstonefamily@att.net