Renowned interior designers Tony Ingrao and Randy Kemper hosted Planned Parenthood Hudson Peconic’s East End benefit,
Everything that is Beautiful, at their Woodhouse Park estate in East Hampton, which raised $410,000 to help support PPHP
medical services, education and advocacy programs on the East End. The benefit honored the organization’s 75 years of keeping
the community healthy and informed and featured both a live and silent auction of art, jewels, and design inspired by nature.
The auction itself raised $100,000 and included contributions from artists such as Ross Bleckner, Jeff Koons, David Salle, Kiki
Smith, Kara Ross, Nina Runsdorf, Cartier, Sidney Garber, Louise Lawler, Bryant Hunt and more.
With 13 health centers in Suffolk, Westchester, Rockland and Putnam Counties, PPHP aims to empower individuals to determine
their own sexual health and reproductive futures. They are committed to providing affordable, confidential, and compassionate
care to anyone who seeks care from the organization and works to protect the right to medical privacy and to prevent
government intrusion on reproductive health care decisions. PPHP’s education and training division offer programs to improve
parent/child communication, peer-to-peer education, childcare provider training, and a variety of other community resources. In
2007, PPHP served over 37,000 patients in over 73,000 visits.
For more information please visit:

www.pphp.org