UPCOMING EVENTS
4th Annual DDG Charity Fashion Benefit | October 18, 2012 6-10 PM | 103 West
Please join Drop Dead Gorgeous Charity for our 4th Annual Fashion benefit on Thursday,October 18 at 103 West hosted by Event Chairs Wendy Babchin, Evia Golde, and Anita Leopold. The evening includes a cocktail reception with food by 103 West and wine by Jekyll Island Reserve. Silent and live auctions followed by Keynote Speakers DDG Executive Director Susan Muscari Komoto and DDG Board Chair Bronni Karatassos. Lifetime Achievement Awards presentation to Mary Frances Bowley, President of Wellspring Living, Holli Hines-Easton, Advocate for Women and Children, and Vikki Locke, Morning Show Host at B98.5. The evening concludes with a runway show by Catwalk Productions, Presence Models, and Richie Arpino Salon featuring ladies clothing from Elie Tahari, children's clothing from McCall Wilder Children's Couture, and a special collection from up and coming designer DeRon Miller of Audacious Apparel. Proceeds will benefit Wellspring Living for Girls, a restorative environment for victims of childhood trauma and sexual exploitation.
Please CLICK HERE to purchase tickets for the Host Committee, to become a Patron or a Sponsor.
Please CLICK HERE to purchase tickets for the Host Committee, to become a Patron or a Sponsor.
4th Annual DDG Fashion Benefit Lifetime Achievement Awards
Mary Frances Bowley Holli Hines Easton Vikki Locke
President of Wellspring Living Advocate for Women and Children Morning Show Host of B98.5
4th Annual DDG Fashion Benefit Sponsors
Drop Dead Gorgeous (DDG) is a 501c3 organization, which utilizes the fashion, entertainment, and sports industries as its vehicle to reduce demand for the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC). DDG recognizes the tremendous amount of influence these industries have over culture, and aspires to harness their influence in order to begin a global movement to reduce demand for CSEC through awareness, education, and giving. DDG is a 100% volunteer organization that donates 80% of their proceeds towards local restoration homes aiding CSEC survivors.
