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A Curry Girl Launch Party

Neiman Marcus hosted athlete and style maven Sydel Curry—sister of Warriors point guard Stephen Curry—to celebrate the launch of her blog, A Curry Girl. The intimate gathering at the upscale Walnut Creek store featured a fashion show, mouthwatering bites, craft cocktails, and music by DJ Criddy.

Film Premiere With Joey Travolta

To salute Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, producer Joey Travolta and the Futures Explored Film Workshop honored filmmakers with developmental disabilities during a special movie premiere in March. Held at Livermore’s Bankhead Theater, the event screened four original shorts created by Film Workshop students and gave out prizes to guests.

Faces of Wildlife

More than 400 people gathered at Lindsay Wildlife Experience in Walnut Creek for a night of memorable animal encounters, from touching an armadillo to getting an up close look at the inside of an alligator’s mouth. Attendees were also treated to wines and brews, food-truck fare, and a live auction at the event—which raised more than $67,000 for Lindsay’s education and rehabilitation programs.

Ziggurat

During Oakland Museum of California’s third-annual fundraiser, guests enjoyed an open bar featuring craft cocktails, delicious food by Barbara Llewellyn Catering, access to the Respect: Hip-Hop Style and Wisdom exhibition, and performances by local dance groups and the hip-hop collective Hieroglyphics. The soiree raised $600,000 for the museum’s innovative programs.

East Bay State of Mind

Rubicon Programs hosted its annual gala at the Oakland Scottish Rite Center, where nearly 300 community members came together to raise funds for programs that aim to end poverty in the East Bay. Guests heard uplifting stories from those who’ve risen out of poverty, as well as remarks from New York Times best-selling author Luvvie Ajayi and advocates who passed landmark criminal justice reforms in 2017.

No Kid Hungry - Nutrition Know-How

A longtime supporter of the national anti-hunger campaign No Kid Hungry, Ayesha Curry partnered with the organization to teach a nutrition education class to Oakland students so they could learn how to make healthy snacks after school. “As a mom, I want my kids to have everything they need to grow up healthy and strong,” says Curry. “All children should have that opportunity.”

Gift of Schooling Gala

During the second annual soiree, guests enjoyed craft cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, a gourmet dinner, auctions, live music, and dancing at the Blackhawk Museum. Proceeds from the event benefited the local and global programs of Yours Humanly, including those that focus on providing underserved school children in Contra Costa and Alameda Counties with access to quality education and computer technology.

East Bay Women's Conference

More than 500 people gathered at the San Ramon Marriott for a day of networking and inspiring speeches from such dynamic influencers as former Second Lady Dr. Jill Biden, two-time Olympic pentathlete Marilyn King, and trans youth advocate Molly Maxwell.

Children's Health Guild

The Lamorinda nonprofit hosted its annual Holiday Boutique and Luncheon at The Ritz-Carlton, San Francisco, where nearly 400 guests came to shop and dine in support of UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital Oakland and George Mark Children’s House. The event raised $200,000 for the two East Bay organizations.

Ragin' Cajun

The Sandra J. Wing Healing Therapies Foundation’s 10th annual New Orleans–themed gala offered a fun-filled evening of delicious Cajun cuisine, jazz, dancing, games, and live and silent auctions. Held at Casa Real at Ruby Hill Winery in Pleasanton, the event benefited local cancer patients who are undergoing chemotherapy and radiation treatment.

DRAA 2018 Women's Artistic Alliance

More than 100 women gathered at the Lesher Center for the Arts in Walnut Creek to celebrate the launch of Diablo Regional Arts Association’s (DRAA) Women’s Artistic Alliance. The inaugural charity event featured an array of performances by local actors.

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