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03/18/2013 - The Perlman Music Program Cocktails, Dinner and a Chamber Music Concert in Palm Beach
03/15/2013 - Asia Week New York Kick-off Reception at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum,
03/12/2013 - Third Annual Fountain House Associates Spring Breakfast: “Between The Sheets”
03/05/2013 - NYU LANGONE MEDICAL CENTER’S FACES GALA HONORING LEON CHARNEY RAISED $4.5 MILLION
02/23/2013 - "I Have A Voice" fundraiser for Gigi's PLAYHOUSE
02/23/2013 - Eleventh Annual “Thanksgiving in February” Feeds over 500 of New York’s Needy
02/21/2013 - The French Heritage Society's Annual Palm Beach Gala Dinner
02/21/2013 - 24th Annual Gala of Heart & Soul Charitable Fund Auction at Christie’s
02/21/2013 - Eva Longoria Hosts Benefit for “Food Chains” Documentary - Exposes Exploitation in Am’s Farm Labor
02/13/2013 - Verdura hosts a fundraiser for“The Michael Feinstein American Songbook Initiative”
02/13/2013 - Lost and Found: The Pinajian Discovery, a benefit preview for the Fund for Armenian Relief
02/08/2013 - 56th Annual Red Cross Ball in Palm Beach
02/07/2013 - Lost and Found: The Pinajian Discovery benefit preview for the Fund for Armenian Relief
02/06/2013 - All Star Orchestra’s Preview Screening of their New Classical Music and On-line Education Television
01/29/2013 - Urban Greenwalk
01/23/2013 - The Perlman Music Program Fourth Charity Wine Auction
01/20/2013 - Budapest Festival Orchestra
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A Central Park West Celebration to Benefit The Nature Conservancy
06/08/2010 - By New York, NY

A Central Park West Celebration to Benefit The Nature Conservancy

A Central Park West Celebration to Benefit The Nature Conservancy's Work to protect the Heart of New York took place on June 8th, 2010 in NYC.

Keith Monda, former president of Coach, and his wife, Linda, hosted The Nature Conservancy's most recent celebration at their fabulous Central Park West home in NYC. This fête benefited New York State's most treasured lands and waters and highlighted the Conservancy's Heart of the Adirondacks project. Amidst the clinking of glasses, the evening raised over $140,000 for the protection of lands and waters across New York.

Special guest, Hall of Fame goalie for the New York Rangers, Mike Richter, also attended this event, along with over 60 other important figures in conservation. Set against the backdrop of contemporary pieces by artists such as Louise Nevelson, Frank Stella and Bill Thompson, guests learned about The Nature Conservancy's historic acquisition of 175,600 acres of forestland in the heart of the Adirondack Park, and the work that the organization is doing to preserve these lands .

Hailed as "A Deal Worth Cheering" in The New York Times, The Nature Conservancy's acquisition and subsequent work to protect these pristine forestlands has created a legacy for those who are concerned about clean water, outdoor recreation, tourism, sustainable forestry and pristine beauty.

Photos by @ChrisLondon/ManhattanSociety.com


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