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25th Annual Heart Ball Sat March 5

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TRIANGLE HEART BALL

Where:
Raleigh Convention Center
500 West Salisbury Street
Raleigh, North Carolina, 27601
Link to Map

The 26th Annual Triangle Heart Ball is the premier social event in the Triangle, that supports the American Heart Association’s mission related activities. Join us Saturday, March 5, 2011 for a one of a kind black-tie affair in celebration of life. With over 500 guests representing the Triangle’s top business, medical, civic and social leaders, this evening is not to be missed.

We appreciate the generosity of our corporate and community partners who support the Triangle Heart Ball, enabling the advancement of groundbreaking medical research and lifesaving knowledge for the Triangle community.

Please visit www.heart.org/TriangleNCHeartBall and enjoy browsing the great live auction selections listed. Thank you for helping the American Heart Association provide life-saving funds for research, education programs, and awarness.

This year’s 2010 Heart Ball Chairman is David Strong, President, Rex Healthcare

Toast to the Triangle March 6th 6-8:30p

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Put the champagne on ice… preparations for the 26th annual A Toast to the Triangle are in full swing…

Sunday, March 6, 2011

A Toast to the Triangle

Now in its 26th year, A Toast to the Triangle™ is Tammy Lynn Center’s premier fundraising event. Restaurants, beverage purveyors, in-kind donors, auction and raffle donors, and financial sponsors all team up to provide over 1,300 guests with an exciting evening of food, drinks, and friendly competition.

Vote for your favorite restaurant in the People’s Choice Award. Bid on any number of exciting packages in the Silent Auction. Out-bid your friends in the Live Auction. And purchase Raffle tickets for your chance to win!

Cocktail attire suggested.

6:00 – 8:30 pm Tickets: $100 each NC State University McKimmon Center

A great night for a great cause -
helping children and adults with special needs.

Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure, 5K Fundraising Walk ~Raleigh Sat. June 12

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Join Team Stroller Strides for the annual Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure 5k! Sat, June 12th Meredith College, Raleigh Recreational open 5k: 8:45 start time Race info: http://www.komennctriangle.org/komen-race-for-the-cure/race-information/ JOIN OUR TEAM page: http://nctriangle.info-komen.org/site/TR/RacefortheCure/DUR_NCTriangleAffiliate?team_id=126014&pg=team&fr_id=1702&et=X_S7_hdRAFsMwK0yI_fKvA..&s_tafId=52926

Can’t make it? You can still donate on our team page above! Chat with Team Captain Devon Barker with any questions. Good luck team Stroller Strides!

Triangle Heart Ball 3rd annual Chef Challenge Tues. Aug 3

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Tuesday, August 3, the Triangle Heart Ball will celebrate the kick off of our 2011 campaign with the 3^rd Annual Chef Challenge sponsored by AllscriptsMisys.

The Chef Challenge is being hosted by Quintiles at their global headquarters at 4820 Emperor Blvd. in Durham. Six of the Triangle’s most celebrated Chefs will push their culinary talent to the limit by creating a “Dish from the Heart.” Each Chef was asked to recreate a dish based on a personal story. You’ll taste the heart and soul in every bite!

RSVP today by calling 919-463-8353 or simply reply to this message with your full name and company.

2010 Chef’s Challenge for Meals on Wheels ~ Wake Co Sept 9th 5-7:30

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Which chef can create the best meal? On September 9, 2010 we will find out. Taking up the challenge are:

Chef James Boyle, The Duck & Dumpling, Downtown Asian Eatery, Raleigh
Chef Elise Johnson, culinary contributor for the NBC-17 My Carolina Today show and creator of the web site Cooking With Elise
Chef Chris Hylton, The Mint, Downtown Raleigh

The Master of Ceremonies is Raleigh’s own Mark Roberts of Mark Roberts Enterprises, Inc. Join us on Thursday, September 9, 2010 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. The Competition begins at 6:00 p.m. – Garner TV & Appliance Showroom, North Raleigh Showroom at the Plantation Point Shopping Center, Raleigh, near the intersection of 540 and Capital Blvd.

Tickets are $20 in advance or $25 at the door and include hors d’oeuvres, 2 drinks, and 1 raffle ticket.

Click here to PURCHASE tickets NOW

VOTE for your favorite chef by sending a donation to Meals on Wheels of Wake County.
The chef that receives the most donations to Meals on Wheels will receive the “People’s Choice” Award. The Chef’s Challenge judges are:

Jeff Hadley – Department Head, Hospitality Management/Culinary Arts/Baking and Pastry Arts Program at Wake Tech Community College
Ed Brantley and Heba Salama – 2008 winners of The Biggest Loser Competition

For more information call 919-833-1749 or send an email to marykate@wakemow.org

LIVE AUCTION Live auction during the competition! Each of the three dinners being prepared at the event will be offered during a live auction. The winning bids will receive dinner for four and will eat with the chef and one of the celebrity judges at the conclusion of the competition. Other auction items include a plasma TV donated by Garner TV & Appliance, a premium racing package at Rush Hour Karting, and more.

RAFFLE ITEMS We will also have a spectacular raffle, featuring dinner gift certificates, a deluxe coffee maker, spa packages, and more.

TICKETS Raffle tickets are $10 each or three for $20.

Greek Festival to Benefit Habitat for Humanity September 17, 18 & 19 2010 –

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Mark your Calendar for Sept 17~18~19 to experience Greek traditions and cuisine at the 29th Annual Greek Festival. The Festival is sponsored by Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church and portions of the proceeds benefit Habitat for Humanity. Live Greek music, traditional folk dancers perform, savory Greek entrees and pastries. Times of the Festival are: Friday September 17, 5 – 10 pm Saturday September 18, 11 am – 10 pm Sunday September 19, 11 am – 7 pm General Admission, $3; Seniors and Ages 13-18, $2; Children under 13 – Free

The location will ba at the Expo Center, State Fairground at 1025 Blue Ridge Road in Raleigh on Friday,Sept. 17, 5-10 pm Saturday, Sept 18. 11-10 pm and Sunday, Sept. 19, 11-7 Contact Penny Gallins at 919-781-4548 or go to website at http://holytrinityraleigh.org

Event: Annual Hike For Hope for Pretty in Pink Sept 18

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	Annual Hike For Hope

Pretty In Pink Foundation’s Second Annual Hike For Hope will be held at Bond Park in Cary, NC on Saturday, September 18th so gather your friends, loved ones and co-workers and join us for a morning of hiking, shopping and live entertainment.

Starts:	Saturday, September 18, 2010 8:00 AM
Ends:	Saturday, September 18, 2010 12:00 PM

Registration Fees:$25.00 (Adult) $15.00 (Child) Children under 6 years of age are Free.

Sign up today by calling us directly 919.532.0532. Online registration will open August 1st.

Easter Seals UCP 4th annual ‘Ride Without Limits’ Sept 18-19

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Easter Seals UCP (United Cerebral Palsy) is gearing up for its 4th annual Ride Without Limits two-day cycling event from September 18 – 19th. This annual fundraiser benefits critical programs and services for children and adults with disabilities and reflects Easter Seals UCP’s mission by including riders of all levels and abilities.The event, which begins at Camp Kanata in Wake Forest, NC, takes cyclists through some of North Carolina’s most beautiful countryside’s. Riders can choose between a 38 mile, 64 mile, or 100 mile route.

Each entry requires a $35 registration fee and requests that each participant raise at least $250. The first 250 registrants will be provided lodging at Camp Kanata, all meals and an event t-shirt.

To register for Ride Without Limits or learn more, visit www.RideWithoutLimits.org or call Amy Beros at (919) 865-8840 or e-mail amy.beros@nc.eastersealsucp.com

About Easter Seals UCP is a lifelong partner to families managing disabilities and mental health challenges. The nonprofit serves more than 17,500 individuals and their families annually through an array of services. Easter Seals UCP enhances the quality of life for individuals and maximizes their potential for engaging in their communities. For more information on Easter Seals UCP North Carolina & Virginia, please visit www.nc.eastersealsucp.com

Opening Doors for Autism September 25 7pm

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The Opening Doors for Autism fundraiser will be held from 7 to 10:30 p.m. Sept. 25 at 2604 Prosser Court in Wakefield. Tickets are $40 per person or $75 per couple. For more information or to purchase a ticket, visit openingdoorsforautism.com or contact Heather Hargrave at 919-865-5057. T

he second annual Opening Doors for Autism fundraiser is hosted in a local home that’s currently for sale. Each room is decorated by local furniture companies or decorators donating their time and expertise.

Last year’s event raised more than $30,000 to support the Autism Society. This year, the group hopes at least to match that number.

The event also will feature a silent auction and an exhibition of pictures from local photographer Charles Gupton’s “The Impact of Autism” collection, with live music, food and drinks available for attendees.

CHERUBS Masquerading Angels Ball Sat, Oct 30 7-midnight

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CHERUBS- The Association of Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia Research, Awareness and Support. Money raised will fund services to further help families of children born with this congential disease. For details go to: http://www.cherubsangelball.org/

The event will be held on Oct 30th from 7-midnight at Hilton Durham at 3800 Hillsborough Rd. Tickets are $50.00 and include event entertainment, hors d’oeuvres, drinks, 2 raffle tickets, 1 bar ticket, 2 casino chips. The Attire is FORMAL black and whitemasquerade ball and men are encouraged to wear tuxedos and women to wear white. Dust off your wedding dresses ladies or you can opt for a black dress, but it must be floor length. Masks are required, some will be provided. Not acceptible; typical Halloween costumes, short dresses, street clothes and scary masks. Have your formal portrait taken, a reminder of a wonderful night by Jim Shaw Photography.