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Follow on Google News | New Alternatives for Children Holds 33rd NAC Kids Can Gala Honoring David J. SorkinParticipating corporate sponsors include: A&E Entertainment; In addition to our honoree and dinner chairs, other confirmed guests include: Laura Parsons; James Buckman (Vice Chairman, York Capital Management); Roger Farah (Co-President, Tory Burch); David Fox (Partner, Kirkland & Ellis LLP) & his wife Caryn Schacht; Candy & Richard Goldstein; John Grudzina (EVP, Grey Group); Peter & Helen Haje; Joe Ianniello (COO, CBS CorporationRob Marcus, (Chairman & CEO, Time Warner Cable); John Martin (Chairman & CEO, Turner Broadcasting Systems, Inc.); Tom Newman (President, Interactive One); Carl & Elizabeth Pforzheimer. Tickets to the event begin at $750 for an individual seat and up to $100,000 for a table. Cocktails start at 6:30 pm and dinner at 7:30 pm. The Gala raises over $2.4 million. All proceeds go directly toward NAC’s health and social services for medically fragile children in foster care or at risk of entering foster care. To obtain a press pass, please contact Katherine Kelly at 212-696-1550, ext. 338. Event Details When: Tuesday, October 27, 2015 6:30 pm – 9:30 pm Where: Pier Sixty at Chelsea Piers Contact: Katherine Kelly, 212-696-1550, ext. 338; cell: 813-732-1763 (day of event) ### About NAC Annually, NAC serves 1,550 low-income medically fragile children and their families throughout the metropolitan area. We help children with severe disabilities and/or chronic illnesses achieve permanent and stable lives by enabling them to stay with their birth families through intensive family support services or help them to be adopted by loving and nurturing foster families. Previous to coming to NAC, many of these children resided in hospitals, not because of medical need, but because their parents simply could not care for them at home. More than 50% of our children have multiple diagnoses, and approximately 40% use wheelchairs. Diagnoses include spina bifida, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, sickle cell disease, cancer, HIV/AIDS, traumatic brain injury, brittle bone disease, autism or other chronic illnesses or disabilities. Through intensive family support, medical, mental health, educational, and recreational services, NAC helps our city’s most vulnerable children reach for and realize their dreams. Today, NAC children are not only living with nurturing families but they are attending college, working in the community, and succeeding in areas never thought possible. End
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