THE RICHMOND/ERMET AID FOUNDATION presents HELP IS ON THE WAY FOR THE HOLIDAYS 15: A 15th Anniversary Holiday Celebration.
This 15th Annual Star-studded AIDS Benefit Concert & Holiday Gala is on Mon., Dec. 5, 2016 at the Marines Memorial Theatre - 609 Sutter St., SF 94102. This star-studded AIDS Benefit Concert & Gala is the kick-off event heralding the holiday season in San Francisco.
Performances will feature: Cast members from the Broadway touring casts of Disney's THE LION KING, cast members from the national tour of the Lincoln Center Theater production of Rodgers & Hammerstein's THE KING AND I, Jason Graae and cast members from 42nd Street Moon's SCROOGE IN LOVE, Broadway/TV star Sam Harris plus cabaret stars JASON BROCK, Paula West & Carly Ozard, and more to be announced!
Tickets $60 - General Reserved Seating - Performance only; and $125 (Underwriter level tickets include the Gala Post Performance Reception and a chance to meet and mingle with the cast) at the nearby CLIFT Hotel - Velvet & Redwood Rooms - 495 Geary (at Taylor St.) in SF 94102. Doors open for the general public at 6:30 pm. Underwriter ticket prices for Help is on the Way for the Holidays are tiered from $125 to $5,000. For tickets and information, go to www.helpisontheway.org or call 415- 273 -1620.
Schedule: Silent Auction at 6:30 pm. Star-studded AIDS Benefit Concert at 7:30 - 9:45 pm. Post-Performance Underwriter Dessert & Wine Party w/ cast: 9:45 - 11:45 pm (includes complimentary wine, champagne and desserts).
Since its inception in 1995, The Richmond/Ermet Aid Foundation has raised well over $3 million for AIDS service agencies in the Bay Area and Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. 100% of proceeds from ticket sales have always gone directly to the beneficiary partners. REAF also supports hunger programs and programs that serve and support homeless youth. For more information, visit www.reaf-sf.org.
HELP IS ON THE WAY FOR THE HOLIDAYS XV is produced by The Richmond/Ermet Aid Foundation, founded in 1995 by Barbara Richmond & Peggy Ermet in memory of their sons, John Richmond & Doug Ermet, who both lost their lives to AIDS. In 1995 They decided not to get mad but get even when they launched a musical AIDS benefit to honor their sons and raise funds for AIDS service organizations.
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