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Hit Musical’s Message Mirrors TWTC’s Mission
It’s a never-ending circle: life, death
and rebirth. This theme, which runs
throughout the plot of Disney’s The Lion
King, is just as dramatically depicted here
every day at The Women’s Treatment
Center. The two will share the spotlight on
Sunday, December 14, when the curtain
rises on the benefit performance of the hit
musical at the Cadillac Palace Theatre.
“We selected The Lion King as this
year’s fundraiser because of its story line,
its characters and the life lessons that it
teaches,” explained event planner Lauren
Verdich, sales director at Third Coast
Marketing.
The musical’s lessons -- listen, remember,
and learn -- also are mirrored in the
core curriculum at TWTC.
TWTC Benefit
Sunday, Dec. 14, 2003
1 o’clock p.m.
Cadillac Palace
151 W. Randolph St.
Verdich says the Center hopes to
raise at least $30 thousand through this
holiday fundraiser.
Early sponsors
include:
the Chicago Sun-Times, Borders
Books & Music, WVON Radio, Anchor
Building Services Corp, Ina's, Coup de
Gras Catering, Inc., Jo Ann Klak and
Harold Nidetz, Harris Bank Employee
Affinity Groups, and State Comptroller
Dan Hynes and his staff.
A variety of sponsorships are available,
starting at $850, which will buy Lion
King tickets for five children and their
mothers.
A $10,000 presenting sponsorship
also is available.
To become a TWTC-Lion King sponsor,
call Lauren Verdich at (773) 561-2704.
For tickets, call Yolonda at (312) 850-0050. |
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