2008
- THE DON’T STOP BELIEVIN’ BENEFIT FOR EMANUEL SYNDROME
- Young Leaders Celebrate a “Night for the Fight” against Lupus
- A NIGHT OF BEAUTY IN SUPPORT OF SKIN CANCER AWARENESS
- Project Sunshine’s 5th Annual 5K Run/Walk
- 4th Annual Gilda’s Club Worldwide Young Leadership Council Benefit
- 2008 Harvest in the Square
- Junior Council of American Ballet Theatre Hosted A Magical Evening Aboard the Forbes Yacht
- AMIT’s Young Leadership Black & White Gala
- 3rd Annual Strides for Life 3-mile fun run/walk around Lake Agawam in Southampton
- Laugh Out Loud for Project Sunshine
- 2nd Annual “A Night and Smile to Remember” to benefit The Nicole Schiffman Foundation
- The Big Apple Bash
- Young Philanthropists “A New Force for Good” To Benefit Cancer Research Institute
- ARTWALK NY JUNIOR COMMITTEE HOSTS BENEFIT PARTY
- The 19th Annual Wild Wild West Carnival to benefit Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva U
- Splashlight- Ruprecht gallery opening benefiting Charity: Water
- Ultimate Summertime Party presented by News Corporation benefiting MS
- Young Wall Street to benefit Chess in the Schools
- Young Patrons of Lincoln Center Host Tango on the Rocks
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art Young Members Party
- The Young New Yorkers for the Philharmonic, Summer Soirée
- 5th Annual Party At The Piers
- 2nd Annual Stupid Cancer Gala
- Whitney Art Party
- JICNY 4th Annual Passport to the World Gala
- Tory Burch and Girls Quest Private Shopping Event
- Charity: Water at Saks Fifth Avenue
- Lucky Magazine and Land Rover celebrated the annual spring benefit for Children's Rights
- The Maurer Foundation's 5th Annual “Pink Diamond Ball”
- One Million Strong Cocktail Party
- ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION “FORGET-ME-NOT” GALA
- 30th Annual AAFA American Image Awards
- The Brighter Futures Society "Le Grande Spectacle"
- The Rainforest Alliance 2008 Gala
- Safari at Sunset - Associates Committee of The Society of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
- Hope for Vision’s Party With A Purpose NYC
- Special Olympics Cocktail Soiree
- Alzheimer’s Drug Discovery Foundation Second Annual Connoisseur’s Dinner
- The New York Historical Society spring gala: A Tale of Two Cities: New York and Paris
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s renowned Costume Institute Gala
- Fifth Annual Project Sunshine Gala
- Girls Quest's April in Paris Benefit
- The Black Slipper Ball, Ballet Hispanico’s annual gala benefit
- The St. George's Society’s 2008 English Ball of the Roses
- Design Cares presents A Night of a Thousand Lights to benefit the St. Jude Childrens Hospital
- New York Junior League: "2008 Spring Auction, The Future is Green'"
- Le Reve: Indulge the Dream, Play 4 Parkinson’s Casino Gala
- The Catalog for Giving® 3rd Annual Games of Chance Casino Night.
- Champion Awards Luncheon Kick Off Party at the Calvin Klein Collection Store
- Migdal Ohr Young Leadership cocktail party at Mosaic
- 2008 Women in Need Annual Dinner
- Fifth Annual National Love our Children Day
- NASDAQ Closing Bell Ceremony
- 2008 Skating With The Stars
- Annual Black Tie & Black Jack Casino Night benefiting The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS).
- Heard it Through the Grapevine: An Evening of Wine Tasting
2007
- See the Desert Bloom: JNFuture in the Garden of Eden
- 2007 HARVEST IN THE SQUARE
- The Brighter Futures Society presents...Chiaroscuro
The Maurer Foundation's 5th Annual “Pink Diamond Ball”
06/03/2008 - By The Waldorf Astoria
Sheryl Crow and Stephen Dannhauser
(June 3, 2008) The Maurer Foundation for Breast Health Education held its fifth annual “Pink Diamond Ball” at The Waldorf Astoria in Manhattan with more than 1,000 guests in attendance.
The benefit raised over $1.6 million to support breast cancer prevention and early detection. Donna Hanover presided as the night’s emcee.
Singer-songwriter Sheryl Crow gave a powerful performance that had the crowd on its feet for more than an hour, singing along to the nine-time Grammy Award winner’s popular hits including “Gasoline,” “All I Wanna Do,” and “If It Makes You Happy.” Crow also shared details of her own breast cancer, calling herself the “poster child” for early detection, and lauded the important educational work of the Foundation on prevention and early detection of breast cancer.
The Foundation proudly honored Stephen J. Dannhauser, Chairman of the global law firm Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP, who is a tireless supporter of the Foundation and its education programs. Under his leadership, the firm recently hosted a Maurer Foundation breast health program for Weil Gotshal employees, both women and men, which was simulcast to seven of the firm’s U.S. offices. According to Dannhauser, the program generated a “flood of positive responses from employees.” After receiving the Pink Diamond Ball Award, Dannhauser urged everyone to “stay involved and continue supporting the good work of The Maurer Foundation. Tonight is just the beginning.”
The Maurer Foundation is the only breast health education foundation whose mission is dedicated exclusively to the prevention and early detection of breast cancer. Through its free outreach, The Maurer Foundation has educated hundreds of thousands of individuals in community organizations and businesses such as Lehman Brothers, Pfizer, the NYPD, Chase Bank, and CosmoGirl.
Photos courtesy of The Maurer Foundation. Photo credit: Fifth Avenue Digital
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