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HARTLEY HOUSE HONORS HAROLD MCGRAW III
AT SPRING BENEFIT DINNER
Harold McGraw III, Chairman, President and CEO of The
McGraw-Hill Companies receives the Hartley House Award for
Philanthropic Excellence.
WHEN: Thursday, May 19, 2011, 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm
WHERE: The Jumeirah Essex House in New York City
HONORING: Harold McGraw III, Chairman, President and CEO of
The McGraw-Hill Companies and Vice President of the Hartley
House Board of Trustees, as our honoree, in recognition of
his deep commitment to Hartley House. Mr. McGraw and his
family have a long history of support for Hartley House, a
relationship which began more than five decades ago and
continues to this day. The lives of thousands of families in
Hell’s Kitchen have been improved because of the generosity
and personal involvement of Mr. McGraw and The McGraw-Hill
Companies in Hartley House. Mr. McGraw will be presented
with the Hartley House Award for Philanthropic Excellence.
CHAIRS: H. Hartley du Pont, DeAnn Snook, Diane Downs
ABOUT HARTLEY HOUSE:
Since 1897, Hartley House has provided outstanding
educational, social, and recreational services to the youth,
adult and senior residents of Hell’s Kitchen. Today, at any
given time more than 1,000 of our neighbors are receiving
the specialized services they need to overcome the obstacles
they face. Hartley House is not only a headquarters for
social services; it is a home to the many people who enter
its doors and experience the warmth of its community.
http://www.hartleyhouse.org
About Harold McGraw III
Harold (Terry) McGraw III is chairman, president and chief
executive officer of The McGraw-Hill Companies, a leading
global financial information and education company that
powers the Knowledge Economy. Its brands include Standard &
Poor’s, McGraw-Hill Education, Platts and
J.D. Power and Associates, among others.
Consistent with The McGraw-Hill Companies’ commitment to
supporting community and charitable organizations,
Mr. McGraw is chairman of the Committee Encouraging
Corporate Philanthropy. Additionally, Mr. McGraw serves on
the boards of Asia Society, Carnegie Hall, and the Council
for Economic Education, Hartley House, New York Public
Library, and National Organization on Disability, National
Academy Foundation, and Partnership for New York City, Prep
for Prep and the Council for Industry and Higher Education
in London.
TICKETS: $300 - $5,000TABLES: $10,000 - $50,000
INFORMATION: James Grosso, Director of Development at
212-246-9885
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