Category Archives: CHARITY

Steve Harvey and Disney: Recognizing the Value of A Child’s Dream

Posted on April 9, 2013 by | Leave a comment

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Dreamers dream

Dreams can come a dime a dozen. What we do with those dreams plays a huge part in determining our character, which ultimately leads us to our destiny. Continue reading →

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Walter’s World: STOP THE PRESSES ! By public demand- More Weekend Picks

Posted on April 27, 2012 by | Leave a comment

By Walter Rutledge

It seems this is a very festive weekend in the “city that never sleeps”. There are so many arts events taking place around New York City we were asked by presenters, arts organizations and the public to do a second listing. Continue reading →

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Walter’s World: University Settlement Celebrates Upcoming Gala

Posted on April 10, 2012 by | 1 Comment

By Walter Rutledge

For one hundred and twenty five years the University Settlement has provided comprehensive social services to low-income and immigrant families.

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Young Leaders Gather to Benefit The Brotherhood/Sister Sol

Posted on October 7, 2010 by | Leave a comment

On September 30, 2010, Reverend Al Sharpton and Wall Street powerhouse and philanthropist Carla Harris (below) hosted a cocktail reception to benefit the visionary nonprofit organization, The Brotherhood/Sister Sol. Continue reading →

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Launch of Kiptonart on Wall Street

Posted on June 22, 2010 by | Leave a comment

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H.I.M (Haiti Is Me) to celebrate launch at KiptonART on Wall Street

On Tuesday, June 29th, 6pm – 9pm, Haiti Is Me (H.I.M.) will host its campaign launch event at the KiptonART Access Space located at 75 Wall Street. The campaign born after the devastating earthquake that hit Haiti on January 10, 2010 is aimed at raising awareness and continued support for Haiti relief efforts through social media, events and strategic partnerships.  H.I.M. has teamed up with The Global Syndicate and KiptonART to produce the event founded by Calcie Cooper (Co-Founder of The JI Group). Continue reading →

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Salters Scene: March of Dimes 35th Annual Beauty Ball

Posted on March 15, 2010 by | 2 Comments

Maria Casella, Wendy Williams and Gabriela Casella

On March 11, 2010, the March of Dimes 35th Annual Beauty Ball was held at the upscale Cipriani 42nd Street.  The one and only Wendy Williams of The Wendy Williams Show was the host for this wonderful event, which has raised more than $32 million, over the past 34 years, to benefit the March of Dimes New York Division in support of the Prematurely Awareness Campaign.

The honorees for the evening were the Executive Vice President of Sales Promotion, Marketing and E-Commerce for Belk, Inc. who received the Retailer of the Year Award and Neil J. Katz, of Parlux Fragrances, Inc. who received the Beautiful Apple Award. 

Neil J. Katz, Jacqueline Singer, Carolyn Hartman and Jonathan K. Pollack

Gabriela Casella, who attended the Beauty Ball, has benefited from the March of Dimes’ efforts in the “regionalization of Neonatal Intensive Care Units” (NICUs).  When Gabriela was born on December 25, 1998, she weighed 2 pounds and 4 ounces.  For two months, Gabriela stayed in a NICU where she received crucial help close to home.

To learn more about the March of Dimes log on to www.marchofdimes.com/ny

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Salters Scene: Hearts 4 Haiti

Posted on January 22, 2010 by | 1 Comment

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg

Haiti is still experiencing after shocks days after the devastating earthquake.  It is clear that it will take a sustained global effort to help Haiti recover.

A group of NYC professionals put together a successful fundraiser Wednesday night at Arena in Mid-town Manhattan. This party for a cause featured the DJ talents of DJs Clue, D-Nice, Franky, Jon Quick, Kiss, Mick Boggie, M.O.S., Ted Smooth & Tony Touch.   Hearts 4 Haiti partnered with Doctors Without Borders and YELE Haiti.  All monetary proceeds generated from the event will be donated to Doctors Without Borders with a designation to the Haiti Earthquake Relief Effort.  All food, clothing and supplies will be given to YELE Haiti.   Continue reading →

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Salters Scene: Hearts of Gold 13th Annual Fall Fundraising Gala

Posted on November 19, 2009 by | Leave a comment

Debra Koenigsberger and Laura Harten

The Hearts of Gold 13th Annual Fall Fundraising Gala “It’s a Love Thing” took place at the Metropolitan Pavilion on Thursday November 12th. Hearts of Gold is a not-for-profit organization that is dedicated to enhancing the lives of homeless mothers and their children. Continue reading →

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Salters Scene: Black Girls Rock Awards 2009

Posted on October 20, 2009 by | 1 Comment
Naomi Campbell

Naomi Campbell

Saturday October 17th, Black Girls Rock Inc., a nonprofit youth empowerment mentoring organization established for young women of color, held it’s 4th annual BLACK GIRLS ROCK! Awards at the sleek New York Times Center.  Handling the hosting duties this year were actresses Regina King and Tracee Ellis Ross.

Raven-Symoné

Raven-Symoné

 

This year’s honorees and their awards were: Mary J. Blige-the BLACK GIRLS ROCK! “Icon” Award, Queen Latifah-the “Rock Star” Award, Raven-Symoné-the “Young, Gifted, and Black” Award, Naomi Campbell-the “Fashionista” Award, Janelle Monáe-the “Who’s Got Next” Award, Dr. Sonia Sanchez-the “Living Legend” Award, Truthaids founder, activist and White House Fellow, Dr. Mehret Mandefro-the “Community Service” Award, DJ Spinderella-the “Jazzy Joyce DJ” Award, Iyanla Vanzant received the “Shot Caller” Award and Anthony Hamilton, who received the only award given to a man, the “Soul Brother #1″ Award.

Iyanla Vanzant and son

Iyanla Vanzant and son

 

When accepting her award, Iyanla Vanzant, passionately talked about her rise from a challenging position in her life, ‘I was Black, in the projects, on welfare, without a high school diploma (and) 38 years later I stand here to receive the Black Girls Rocks Award with my son who is 38 years old!”

 

Besides honoring these great Black women (and man) who rock, there was a performance by Melaine Fiona, and a silent auction featuring a Phil Collen’s guitar, art work by Artists of America as well as jewelry and a dress from designer Catherine Malandrino.

 

Melanie Fiona

Melanie Fiona

It’s organizations like Black Girls Rock Inc. that are vital to the development of our young people.

 

To learn more about the organization log on to www.blackgirlsrockinc.com

 

For more images from the Black Girls Rock Awards, check out the HWMag Gallery

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Salters Scene: Fashion for Humanity

Posted on September 29, 2009 by | 2 Comments

 

Emarie, Eugene of Blacklight Entertainment and Payal of Pranna

Emarie, Eugene of Blacklight Entertainment and Payal of Pranna

Labor Day weekend saw much partying going on in Brooklyn.  But there was much partying going on in Manhattan too.  At the upscale restaurant/lounge Pranna,  Black Light Entertainment, The League and sponsor Ty-Ku came together to celebrate the launch of apparel line Global Recess “Fashion for Humanity.”

 

Model Emarie Wiltz of reality TV show Project Runway and Models of the Runway is the powerhouse behind Global Recess.  Due to things she saw during her international travels, Emarie was compelled to find a way to help improve some bad situations: HUMAN TRAFFICKING, MILITARY USE OF CHILDREN and POVERTY. 

 

Model wearing Global Recess Tee

Model wearing Global Recess Tee

The line consists of T-shirts for men and for women the Face the Facts Racerback Tank, Feed Fitted Tee, Face the Facts Cropped Tee, Two Toned Fire Dress, Face the Facts Cami, Silhouette Burnout Tee, and See the Truth Tank.  Proceeds of your purchase, goes to help an organization working to combat these serious issues.  So you can look good and do good, by purchasing a Global Recess product. 

 

Pranna was packed inside and there was a huge line outside trying to get in.  DJ Moma and DJ L from BET’s Network’s 106 and Park were on the 1s and 2s providing the hot tunes for a hot party!

 

Model wearing Global Recess T-shir

Model wearing Global Recess T-shirt

Check out the pics in the HWMag Gallery.

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