Saturday, September 24, 2005
wingspan dinner a smashing success
I just got home from the Eighth Annual Wingspan Dinner.
I coached many of the speakers and stage managed the affair. I am proud to report that we finished ahead of schedule for the first time ever.
But even more importantly, Wingspan will have raised close to a quarter of a million dollars when all is said and done. Not too shabby for one night's work.
Of course, it took a lot more time than just one night to prepare and organize. A shout-out to my good friend Miriam Barnard, Wingspan's Director of Development, and her crew for their long hours and tireless dedication.
I was honored to have a small role in this monumental task; the money raised tonight will go a long way to ensuring that southern Arizona's queer community is safe, healthy and respected.
I coached many of the speakers and stage managed the affair. I am proud to report that we finished ahead of schedule for the first time ever.
But even more importantly, Wingspan will have raised close to a quarter of a million dollars when all is said and done. Not too shabby for one night's work.
Of course, it took a lot more time than just one night to prepare and organize. A shout-out to my good friend Miriam Barnard, Wingspan's Director of Development, and her crew for their long hours and tireless dedication.
I was honored to have a small role in this monumental task; the money raised tonight will go a long way to ensuring that southern Arizona's queer community is safe, healthy and respected.







