Hearts After Dark is a two time San Francisco “Best Non-Pofit Gala” winner!
Thursday, February 9, 2012
7PM-10PM
San Francisco CA
Join San Francisco General Hospital Foundation for an evening of cocktails, hors d’oeuvres and live entertainment under the stars in the heart of San Francisco.
The tented event takes place on the field at AT&T Park. In addition to raising funds for the Foundation, the evening introduces a new generation of San Franciscans to the programs and services offered by San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center.
The beneficiary of Hearts After Dark is San Francisco General Hospital Foundation. So come out and support one of the city’s mist giving Foundation’s while rocking out in one of the city’s most famous locations.
CO-CHAIRS:
Lisa Guggenhime Hauswirth and Elizabeth Orsi Revetria
HEARTS AFTER DARK HONORARY HOST COMMITTEE:
Emily & Zach Anderson
Meeta & Tim Arcuri
Pam & Larry Baer
Leith & Stewart Barry
Christina Spaudling & George Berridge
Donna Hoghooghi & Ted Bertlett
Lesley Bunim
Matt Carbone
Aimee & Billy Carlson
Jennifer & Matthew Cook
Kelly Grimes and George M. Drysdale
Lisa & Chris Hauswirth
Sophie & Boe Hayward
Hooman Khalili
Lisa Edwards & Sam Leichman
Monica McLemore
Mary & Jeff Miller
Rebecca Moyle
Elizabeth & Stephen Revetria
Melissa & Mark Richardson
Kelly Jane & Alex Rosenblatt
Patrick Smith
Phillip Spiegel
Charlotte & Scott Tracy
Annie & Montgomery Woods
Vaughan Woodson
TICKETS
$75 General Admission
$175 VIP
About San Francisco General Hospital Foundation.
San Francisco General Hospital Foundation is dedicated to providing private support to improve the care and comfort of patients at San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center (SFGH). Every year, 1 in 8 San Franciscans, nearly 100,000 people, are treated at SFGH. A comprehensive medical center, SFGH provides quality health care with compassion and respect to patients that include the city’s most vulnerable. SFGH is the sole provider of trauma and psychiatric emergency services for San Francisco and northern San Mateo County and provides 20 percent of the city’s inpatient care. SFGH is also one of the nation’s top tertiary academic medical centers conducting clinical training and research.
AT&T Park
24 Willie Mays Plaza
San Francisco CA 94107
