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Showing posts with label salvation army luncheon dallas. Show all posts
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Thursday, November 29, 2012

2012 Doing the Most Good Luncheon Raised $2.5 Million

Over 1,300 supporters gathered at The Hilton Anatole on November 15 for the 2012 Annual Doing the Most Good Luncheon for The Salvation Army DFW Metroplex Command.
Mark Hayes, emcee, Captain Michele Matthews, Salvation Army DFW Metroplex Commander, Amy Grant, J.D. McCaslin, president, Salvation Army DFW Advisory Board, Major Ward Matthews
The Faithful Missionary Baptist Church choir sang gospel hymns to open the luncheon, and Bernice J. Washington delivered a resounding and uplifting prayer before lunch. Captain Michele and Major Ward Matthews thanked everyone for their support and announced that the luncheon has raised $2.5 million, which will help provide 338,000 shelter nights a year and serve 3,000 meals a day, along with after-school programs and more. Of all The Salvation Army groups worldwide, this local luncheon is the #1 Salvation Army fundraising event.
Mark Schortman, event chairman of the 2012 Doing the Most Good Luncheon, Amy Grant, Tracy Schortman

This year's luncheon leadership included Chairman Mark Schortman, SVP and Region GM, Coca-Cola; Underwriting Chair Lynn McBee, Community Leader; Table Sales Chair Gina Betts, Partner, Locke Lord LLP; and Production Chair Shelle Sills, VP GM Neiman Marcus.
Margot Perot, Dee Devlin, Charlotte Jones Anderson, Ruth Altshuler
 Guest speaker Amy Grant combined her beautiful musical talents and personal story-telling to share about her family, faith and forgiveness. Though not a recorded song, she seamlessly set "Hebrews 11" to music, and she enchanted the crowd with a few other songs, all while weaving in personal stories of her family and journey. "Our journey is made more exciting by faith. The Salvation Army has a pretty broad journey because it's preceded by faith."

Monday, May 9, 2011

ESCADA Re-Opening Benefiting Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary

Pam Busbee and Patti Flowers, Chairmen of the Salvation Army Fashion Show & Luncheon

The Escada Dallas boutique located in Highland Park Village unveiled its elegant new store design at a launch party with 10% of the evening's sales benefiting the Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary. Lisa Garza donned her special apron for the affair and a custom Grey Goose Vodka lavender infused lemonade was the night's signature cocktail. Models showcased the PreFall and Fall 2011 ESCADA ready-to-wear collections. Pam Busbee and Patti Flowers, Co-chairs of the Salvation Army Fashion Show and Luncheon welcomed guests and thanks Escada for their gracious generosity to the auxiliary.


the new Escada Dallas

Rachel Hawes, Kelly White, and Layne Ogden

Joyce Fox and Beth Bright

Elise and Stephen Summers

Escada Fall/Winter 2011

Patti Flowers, Co-Chair of Salvation Army Fashion Show & Luncheon, Captain Michelle Matthews, and Pam Busbee, Co-Chair of Salvation Army Fashion Show & Luncheon

Founded in 1990 by Margot Perot, the fashion show and luncheon continues to thrive as philanthropic women donate their couture clothing to create an annual runway show which has raised $4.75 million for the Salvation Army programs. The Salvation Army Fashion Show & Luncheon was held on May 2nd at the Brook Hollow Country Club.