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With the help of Mr. Dickie Brennan and his family, longtime friends of the New Orleans Area Command, The Greater New Orleans Salvation Army will be hosting its fourth annual fundraiser to benefit the Emerge program.
Once again, the setting for Dickie Brennan presents: "You Can Ring Our Bell" Christmas Kickoff Party will be Bourbon House Seafood and Oyster Bar, a place well known for its fantastic food and top-notch service, and will feature a silent auction, live entertainment, as well as delicious food and drinks.
Date: Thursday, December 13, 2012
Time: 6 - 9 PM
Location: 144 Bourbon Street
Tickets: $70 per person in advance $80 per person at the door
Tickets will be available for purchase at the door. Thank you!
For more information, to purchase tickets, become a sponsor, or to donate an item for the silent auction, please contact Tricia O'Hara at (504) 899-4569 Ext. 316 or Kristine Dvorak at (504) 899-4569 Ext. 317.
2012 Christmas Committee Chairs
William Wolf and Forrest Anne Richards
2012 Presenting Sponsor
2012 Event Sponsors
Silver Bell
Tidewater Inc.
Red Bell
Command Construction
Green Bell
Bill and Susan Glennon
Will Hornsby, CLU, ChFC, Northwestern Mutual of Louisiana
JPMorgan Chase
Dorsey & Company, Inc. - Philip Dorsey
Dow Chemical Company
Julian and Cheryl Richards
Deutsch, Kerrigan & Stiles
Red Six Media
Charles McHale, Jr.
John and Mary Young
Whitman Family Foundation
About Emerge
Emerge is an example of The New Orleans Salvation Army doing the most good by encouraging more than 1000 Recovery School District students to learn, lead, and grow, while collectively increasing federal funding to our local school system. Emerge uses the Army's experience of traditional programming that focuses on boosting attendance in school by providing positive monthly incentives. Students with perfect attendance and model behavior in the classroom participate in academic, spiritual, and leadership development activities that instill values that help shape successful lives.
The Salvation Army is appreciative of our original partners:
The New Orleans Hornets, The Audubon Nature Institute, and the Recovery School District
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