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Garden Feast 2009

BENEFIT GALA LUNCHEON IN THE GARDEN
Garden Feast 2009
Garden Feast 2009


HONORING MAYOR GAVIN NEWSOM
KEYNOTE SPEAKER: NELL NEWMAN

Wednesday, September 23, 2009


San Francisco Botanical Garden
at Strybing Arboretum
Ninth Avenue at Lincoln Way
Golden Gate Park


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Schedule

11:00 AM – 12:30 PM in the Demonstration Garden

- Reception
Silent Auction

- Silent Auction
RARE PLANTS >>
NON-PLANT ITEMS >>


12:30 PM – 2:00 PM on The Great Meadow


- Luncheon by McCall Associates

Gavin Newsom
- 2009 Green Champion Award Presentation to: San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom

The San Francisco Botanical Garden Society's chosen recipient of its third annual Green Champion Award is Gavin Newsom, Mayor of San Francisco. His leadership and pioneering initiatives have made San Francisco one of the greenest cities in the United States.

Nell Newman
- Keynote Speaker:
Nell Newman

A pioneer of the organic movement, Nell is an environmentalist, biologist, and a prominent supporter of sustainable agriculture. She became an entrepreneur when she founded Newman’s Own Organics and continues to extend the reach of organic food into new places.

Nell Newman keynote speaker at botanical garden (SF Gate, 9/20/09)

Garden Feast 2009




How to Buy Tickets

To reserve tickets and tables:

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or

1. DOWNLOAD the RESERVATION FORM and

2. FAX
: (415) 564-3901

or

3. MAIL

SFBGS Development Office,
1260 9th Avenue,
San Francisco, CA 94122

DEADLINE SEPTEMBER 15, 2009

For further info on tickets or sponsorship opportunities, call Heidi Wohlwend at (415) 661-1316, ext. 304 or email hwohlwend@sfbotanicalgarden.org.





Pricing
  Tables of 10 Individual Tickets
Green Champion $10,000 $1,000
Green Grower $7,500 $750
Green Gardener $5,000 $500
Green Thumb $2,500 $250
Green Jeans $1,750 $175


Purchasers of all tables and individual tickets before August 25 at the Green Thumb and above levels, will be recognized in the event program.


Garden Feast 2009


Parking & Directions

Music Concourse Garage Parking is available for $2.50 per hour. Valet Parking for the event will be available at the Main Entrance to the SFBG for $20. Find out how to get to SFBG. View our maps, directions and parking info. Sturdy footwear suggested.



Garden Feast 2009
Paris Deluxe Vacation Package Raffle

Paris Trip Raffle

Journey to the heart of Paris and live “La Vie Parisienne,” choosing from romantic properties on the Left Bank or magical Ile St. Louis!

Tickets: $100

Your odds for a win are very good! Less than 500 tickets will be sold. Last year the odds of winning were 1:150 – as ticket sales progress the odds are similar this year.

Each 2 adult guests, or 1 adult and 1 mature child, enjoy a 7-night, week-long getaway to Paris! Raffle tickets are $100, and only 500 will be sold. Call (415) 661-1316, ext. 304.

MORE ABOUT THE PARIS RAFFLE >>



Garden Feast 2009


Sponsors


Garden Feast Committee

Chairs
Arden Bucklin-Sporer
Honey Johnson

Event Committee

Cynthia Anderson
Tony Farrell
Bob Leitstein
Pat Wipf

Patrons
Cynthia Anderson & Dennis Welch
Margery D. Anson
Don & Julie Baldocchi
Raquel Baldocchi & Alex Reyes
Dr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Barbaccia
Nancy Belmonte
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Miller Bowles, Jr.
Arden Bucklin-Sporer
Dennis & Marlene Burke
Constance Goodyear Baron
Ann F. Colvin
Raj & Helen Desai
Tony Farrell
Randi Fisher
Don Frediani & Renata Gasperi
Bill and Ilse Gaede
Pat & Marvin Gordon
Cynthia Jamplis
Honey & Peter Johnson
Carolyn Killefer
Pearl Kimura
Robert & Alexandra Leitstein
Dixon Long
Monica Martin
Michael McKechnie
Kathy McNeil
Eva Monroe
Mrs. Anne G. McWilliams
Barbara Meislin & Stuart Kaplan
Susan & William Oberndorf
Edna T. O'Hara
Judy Prokupek
Constance Peabody
Jeanne Rose
Philip S. Schlein
Pearl Anne & Edwin A. Seipp, Jr.
Ann P. Teller
Mary Ann Tonkin
Wendy Tonkin
Wallace & Eve Wertsch
Roane & Clare Sias
Pat Wipf
Martha Woollomes


Garden Feast 2009

Proceeds of Garden Feast 2009 benefit the San Francisco Botanical Garden Society, a non-profit organization to support San Francisco Botanical Garden at Strybing Arboretum. The mission of the Society is to create a community to actively support the Botanical Garden with fundraising, promotion, and advocacy, and to provide outstanding botanical, horticultural, and environmental education opportunities for people of all ages.