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06.28.2012
A Rare Jewel Performance set for November 10, 2012
A Rare Jewel Performance set for November 10, 2012
An intimate evening with
Grammy-nominated Jewel at the
Big Black Tie Ball
benefiting Big Brothers Big Sisters
DALLAS – (June 19, 2012) – Big Brothers Big Sisters would like to invite North Texas to an intimate
evening with four-time Grammy Award nominated Singer-Songwriter Jewel at its
2012 Big Black Tie Ball. The event
will be held on Saturday, November 10, 2012 at the Omni Dallas Hotel. In
addition to Jewel’s 55-minute acoustic set, the Gala will also include a
cocktail reception and dinner, as well as a silent and live auction.
“We are
honored to have such an accomplished musician perform exclusively at our Gala
event,” says Brian Walker, Chair of the Big Black Tie Ball. “But the fact that
she is also an advocate for Big Brothers Big Sisters will make this evening so
much more meaningful. We invite all of Dallas-Fort Worth to come celebrate our
local children who embody the hope and inspiration of thousands more who want a
mentor in their life. ”
A committed
supporter of Big Brothers Big Sisters, Jewel credits her own mentors for
positively impacting her path. Both she and her husband Rodeo Champion Ty
Murray serve as Texas spokespeople for Big Brothers Big Sisters, and they both
understand how the power of mentoring can truly change children’s lives. Visit
youtube.com/bbbstxchannel to hear their message about the value of mentoring.
Guests
will have an opportunity to view a gallery of art created by children that
participate in Big Brothers Big Sisters, as well as bid on a one-of-a-kind
sculpture created by several ‘Littles’ earlier this month under the supervision
of the event’s Featured Artist Lezlee Liljenberg.
“Both the
Gala and the masterpieces on display that evening will celebrate the children
who have transformed themselves into great works of art with the help of a
mentor,” says Lezlee Liljenberg. “It has been life-changing to serve as this
year’s Featured Artist and help these children achieve their vision of success
through art.”
The funds raised will directly benefit the
more than 4,000 children currently waiting for a Big Brother or a Big Sister.
Each $500 raised will remove one child from our waiting list and match them to
a mentor who will provide children facing adversity with strong and
enduring, professionally supported 1-to-1 relationships that change their lives
for the better, forever.
This event
is open to the public and sponsorship opportunities are available. Individual
tickets are $350 and couples tickets are $500. A limited number of VIP meet
& greet tickets are still available. Please visit
bbbstx.org/bigblacktieball or contact 888.887.BIGS to purchase tickets or for
more event information. Sponsors of the 2012 Big Black Tie Ball include CBS 11,
TXA 21, Coca-Cola, UPS, Rent-A-Center and FastSigns.
Lezlee Martin Liljenberg is a metal artist and the owner of Curves of Steel Studio in
Arlington. Her art varies from contemporary to eclectic and rustic to ornate.
By varying her styles and designs and experimenting with various chemicals and
metals, Lezlee is able to provide new and exciting works for all tastes,
interests and budgets. Utilizing recycled items is one of her favorite
activities, and she loves her “digging” expeditions for old and new parts which
use uses to bring to life many of her whimsical creations.
Curvesofsteel.webs.com
Big
Brothers Big Sisters is a
donor-supported youth mentoring organization that places caring adults
in the lives of children in one-to-one mentoring relationships. Through the
positive impact of those friendships, children with a Big Brother or Big Sister
are more likely to graduate from high school and less likely to begin using
drugs, begin using alcohol or engage in negative behavior. Contact us at
888.887.BIGS or www.bbbstx.org.
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This makes me so upset that I don't have a job and can't afford to come down from NC to see this wonderful show. You rock Jewel & Ty!