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Black Tie
International:
Caron and
Hanley Treatment Centers
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Joined by co-chairmen
and longtime friends,(center left and right) Liza Pulitzer
and Nellie Benoit, Hanley Center CEO, Drew Rothermel (far
right) and Hanley Foundation CEO Rachel Docekal (far left)
welcomed new and longtime supporters to Pulitzer’s tropical
bungalow for a Gala Pre-Party. Hanley Center and Caron
Treatment Centers joined forces in 2012, and the upcoming
January 11 Gala at The Breakers will celebrate the union
with a concert by Lou Gramm, formerly the voice of the super
group Foreigner.
Photo by: LILA PHOTO
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CARON AND HANLEY SUPPORTERS GEAR UP FOR ROCKIN GALA
Pre-party sets the tone for laid back event filled
with nonstop fun
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(PALM BEACH) - Gala co-chairmen, Liza
Pulitzer and Nellie Benoit hosted committee members and
sponsors on December 11 at a Pulitzer poolside pre-event for
the upcoming Caron and Hanley Treatment Centers Gala. New
and longtime supporters connected to honor the
organizations’ recent union and hear plans for the January
11 inaugural Gala at The Breakers – planned to be as laid
back as Pulitzer’s tropical bungalow.
“We are so excited about this event,” said Liza Pulitzer,
event
co-chairman. “It will be a real dinner dance with an
emphasis on ‘dance’ and having fun. There’s no black-tie
dress code -- we have deliberately swept aside some of the
formality that is part of the Palm Beach gala tradition. The
funds we raise will benefit a cause that we feel
passionately about. The Caron and Hanley Lifesaver
Scholarship Fund will allow those who seek lifesaving
treatment for their addiction but lack sufficient funds, to
receive financial help and the treatment they so badly
need.”
Pre-party guests included Holly and Michael
McCloskey, Joan and Paul Van der Grift, Jeanne and David
Rosow, Julie and Bob Reveley, Kat and Tom Miller, Amy and
Drew Rothermel, Denise and Dan Hanley, Margaret and Michael
Picotte, Clark Appleby, Anne Keresey, Deborah O’Kain, Dr.
Rachel Docekal, Sid Goodman, Chris Leidy, and Turner and
Whitmore Benoit.
Guests learned that the Gala party will rock from start to
finish. Headlining an after-dinner concert and former voice
of the super-group Foreigner, Lou Gramm’s hit list includes
some of the most instantly recognizable classics of the 70s
and 80s including "Cold as Ice," "Waiting for a Girl Like
You," "Hot Blooded," "Juke Box Hero," and more! The
night-full of music and fun will kick off with dance sounds
by Marcia Mitchell Band and start the party in style. In
addition to Gala dinner dance tickets, after-party tickets
to Gramm’s concert are also available.
Tickets for the event may be purchased at $500 for an
individual, $1000 VIP, $250 Junior (under 40) and $195 After
Party. Proceeds benefit the Caron and Hanley Treatment
Centers Lifesaver Scholarship Fund.
Sponsors for the event include Kim and Payson Coleman, Heidi
Cox, Marvin H. Davidson Foundation, Florida Power & Light,
Lydia and Robert Forbes, Gary and Dee-Dee Harris, Anne S.
Keresey and Thomas Hazard Keresey, Donna Kress, Joan and
Charles Lazarus, Kathy and Paul Leone, Mark Edward Partners,
Sally M. Marks, Adele S. Merck, Catalina and Thomas A.N.
Miller, Sean F. Conaboy - NSM Insurance Group, Margaret and
Michael Picotte, Kitty and Hank Price, E. Burke Ross, Jr.,
Lesly Smith, Caroline and Bailey B. Sory and Louise H.
Stephaich.
Caron and Hanley Treatment Centers have joined forces. As a
result of this alliance of industry leaders, Caron and
Hanley together become the largest and most comprehensive
nonprofit addiction treatment provider in the country,
focused on a 12-Step recovery program with a powerful
clinical component. Caron is well known for pioneering
addiction treatment that is gender-specific and specialized
for adolescents, young adults, families, as well as in
instances of relapse. Hanley has forged new ground creating
programs focused on baby boomers and senior citizens.
Combined, these innovators will now offer the country’s most
comprehensive continuum of treatment ranging from
adolescence through older adulthood. In South Florida, Caron
and Hanley Treatment Centers operate lifesaving addiction
treatment centers at Hanley Center, Caron Ocean Drive and
Caron Renaissance in Palm Beach County; and Gate Lodge in
Vero Beach.
For more information on Caron and Hanley Treatment Centers,
or to purchase tickets, please call (561) 841-1048 or visit
www.hanleycenter.org/gala .
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