Mona organized charity events for the Islamic Center in Stamford.
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The Secaucus group also performs at parades and charity events.
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He now makes public appearances at corporate, promotional, and charity events.
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Elliott has participated in charity events for the organization in the past.
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He even performed in drag at one of the brand's charity events.
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Mr. Trump and Mr. John have appeared together at some charity events.
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In their world, wives plan charity events; they don't have professional lives.
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It's the highlight of the summer in terms of social and charity events.
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And then there's the unranked bar leagues, pinball pub crawls, and charity events.
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For instance, Harry's Sentebale charity events will be different to a presidential visit.
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He holds annual 'bike-a-thon' charity events in home state of Ohio.
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The company sponsors charity events but has never taken a position on guns.
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Gacy was a clown who would dress up for charity events and kids' parties.
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They don these elaborate looks at comic conventions, fan events and even charity events.
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I show up at charity events because I truly give a s— about charity!
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In between hospital visits and charity events, Dee Dee had Gypsy watch Disney movies.
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She added that the Bachelor Nation alum had apparently "rejected" Sandoz's invitations to charity events.
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Invitations to escort parties and charity events circulate here, and people share gossip in DMs.
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He's played the ukulele on live television, at charity events and in front of investors.
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The charity events, pioneered by figures like Jerry Lewis, feel more than a little antediluvian.
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Buffett has played the ukulele on live television, in front of investors, and at charity events.
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By now they've decided to devote their lives to attending post-show reality TV charity events!
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The foundation funds after-school athletics programs and organizations several high-profile charity events a year.
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The former president has continued to take part in teaching and charity events despite his injuries.
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The two have attended charity events together and worked on projects, including a Bronx golf course.
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NIALL HORAN Horan's hiatus has been dedicated to two of his greatest loves: sports and charity events.
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As the show's ratings surged, Mr. Garcia and Mr. Bones brought their musical act to charity events.
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Thicke was legendary for his love of hockey, and his frequent appearances in hockey-related charity events.
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Over the years, Fitzgerald has attended charity events with Holmes, including joining him on trips to Africa.
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She has been photographed on the red carpet at numerous charity events and written for Departures magazine.
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He was introduced to the brand after meeting the Ricci family at one of Bocelli's charity events.
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Local authorities also ask to scrutinise all evangelical material, including adverts for charity events, according to Catholic faithful.
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They were part of one of my charity events [last year], where we had a variety of vendors.
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But I've done charity events on everything from autism to malaria in Africa and all types of cancer.
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William and Harry are longtime polo fans and often take up the mallet for high-profile charity events.
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It doesn't cover charity events, there is no list of who's who and no celebrity on its cover.
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She's walked runways at New York Fashion Week and in Palm Springs, and appeared at countless charity events.
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Here, she prepares dishes like smoked roast moose with tea and onions for weddings, wakes and charity events.
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According to George, teams will participate year-round in charity events, community programs, and camps in all 50 states.
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They all attend the same charity events, the same Revolve-sponsored getaways, and the same cool coastal hangout spots.
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Besides the typical obligations of all royals (charity events, royal functions, fashionable garden parties, etc.), the princesses both work.
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I've seen him a few times, and I've run into his brother Doug often at charity events and such.
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When he spreads his wings over food-related charity events, he can help raise hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Though Eugenie isn't a full-time princess, she still frequents royal engagements such as charity events and red carpets.
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Rowe has always been "a big advocate for first responders," offering them discounts and appearing at charity events, he said.
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Buffett has plucked the strings on live news in the U.S., in China and at a number of charity events.
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He opened the property to the public on numerous occasions, including for charity events and concerts, decades before his death.
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Anisimow, who converted her parents' garage into her studio, showcases her work at art galleries, festivals, charity events and fundraisers.
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"Of all the charity events and causes in the eighties, this is perhaps the most obscure," noted Collectors Music Reviews.
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The Clemson grad grew up among the Charleston elite, mixing and minglingwith other socialites at galas and charity events around town.
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Until July, charity events were the only occasion for people to explore his 30,1003-square-foot theme park of sports history.
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But despite the threats, he performs in public parks, orphanages, private parties and at charity events organized by international aid agencies.
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William and Harry are longtime fans of the dignified sport and often take up the mallet for high-profile charity events.
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Old Navy also teamed with notables like Mark Wahlberg on charity events like a 2006 effort with the Boys & Girls Club.
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They organize regular meetings, ride-outs, track days, and charity events, recently raising over $3,000 for a children's respite center in Bristol.
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Being a member of the royal family means attending a whole range of gatherings from sport and charity events to gardening shows.
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Cheerleaders must sell raffle tickets and calendars and appear at charity events and golf tournaments, yet they receive none of the proceeds.
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It's more that his presence is missing from charity events, TV appearances, workout sessions, social events, videos, social media, the internet — everywhere.
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The weekend has become one of the most sought-after events for reality stars, including several who do no other charity events.
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More conservation easements constituted the biggest source of deductions, but the "gifts" included items like free rounds of golf for charity events.
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"We met on that show and then I did a lot of charity events with him," McPhee told Pellegrino of their bond.
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While on the red carpet and at charity events, Middleton has opted for dresses one could easily imagine Elsa from "Frozen" wearing.
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For charity events, they are quite strict on the characters you can play, so we always dress in things that go together.
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Other band members are also chief executives, he said, and the group has played charity events and once opened for Lady Antebellum.
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Her trips back to Thailand became more frequent in the 1990s, when she began joining the queen at charity events and balls.
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She lived out her life as a small-time society lady, attending charity events and the like, and making an occasional onscreen appearance.
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"We were friends," Lerner, a divorced mother of three, told the Post, adding that she had socialized with Smith previously at charity events.
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The move came after three of Trump's children distanced themselves from charity events that appeared to offer access to the incoming first family.
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Throughout his career Bentley has been a strong supporter of the military and has performed at charity events to raise funds for veterans.
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She also is one of 11 athletes who founded Athletes for Hope, which helps professional athletes take part in charity events and volunteering.
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Since she stepped away from the team, she has made several appearances at charity events and campaigned for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
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These appearances can take place during the games, and also at corporate and charity events, like golf outings, that most of us never see.
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Mr. Bradshaw, the lawyer involved in several fair-pay lawsuits, said two of his clients have described being groped while working at charity events.
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This is a huge part of what royal life is going to be like for the former actress — lots and lots of charity events.
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"We were friends," Lerner, a divorced mother of three, told The Post, adding that she had socialized with Smith, 69, previously at charity events.
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Luckily, the Thunder Bay Clown Club—which boast 26 members and primarily does charity events—has, for whatever reason, been spared from this hit.
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Sinise, known for his roles in "Forrest Gump" and "Apollo 13," has put on several charity events focused on military families over the years.
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Adamowicz, one of Poland's longest-serving mayors, was attacked on stage during one of Poland's biggest annual charity events and died the following day.
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I do charity events every now and then, and there will be people who come up to me and say they voted for Trump.
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Rowe works as a DJ predominately at weddings, school proms and has even worked at charity events raising money to help female victims of violence.
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Amid the frenzy of all the Paris Haute Couture shows, one of the world's most renowned high-society charity events occurred in France on Wednesday.
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"I like to have companions, and I have plenty of men who take me for lunches and dinners and balls or charity events," she said.
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Invitations to the Met Gala, dinners with girlfriends at Italian restaurants, charity events—she is said to be certain that they're "all waiting" for her.
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After hours, there are the extracurriculars that go with being a prominent personality in New York — the book launches and charity events and moderator gigs.
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Western socialites need a deep closet of gowns for black-tie charity events, but there isn't much charity in China, hence no tradition of galas.
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Jessica and Bendet are no strangers — Jessica has been featured on Alice and Olivia's blog, and the two have hosted charity events together in the past.
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Castlevania: Symphony of the Night Blindfold % Longtime speedrunner (and current Twitch charity events head) Romscout is well-known for having dissected this classic over the years.
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Also in attendance: members of the 501st Legion, an international organization of people who dress up in character (some obscure) to attend sanctioned and charity events.
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"If it becomes a popular thing, maybe we can do some charity events, a home run derby, or a tournament or something like that," Kidd said.
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Despite that number, Stahl called 2019 a "transition year" in which Saleh participated in several charity events instead of doing work that contributed to his income.
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They would reportedly jaunt off to Martha's Vineyard together, and Graham even had a habit of throwing her keys to the investor during charity events and parties.
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In emails, which were shown to the jury on Monday, he asked them for money to pay for gym memberships, clothes and to get into charity events.
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The conflation of virtue and success guided the family foundation they created, the celebrity-studded charity events they hosted, their mammoth speaking fees, their promiscuous fund-raising.
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At times this has meant bum-rushing the stage at charity events to which he was not invited, for charities to which he had never given any money.
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On the Warriors side, Obama has had a friendship with Curry, 31 over the years, which has included golf outings and the two working together on charity events.
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The club's foundation held charity events that raised $1603 million but cleared only $13,000 for charity, an outcome that led the volunteer board to cease operations in 2015.
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They may attend one event where they donate $20,000, but I'm constantly out there, at three or four charity events a week, where the minimum charity ticket is $350.
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He spent years constructing an image as a philanthropist by appearing at charity events and by making very public — even nationally televised — promises to give his own money away.
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Though he's been spotted running errands and attending charity events recently, Pitt's last red carpet appearance was in November 2016 when he traveled to London for the Allied premiere.
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Teddi explains in the episode that she'd gotten to know him through doing charity events with Vanderpump Dogs and that he called to tell her about Dorit and Lucy.
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It would be great to support each other's causes, charity events and maybe do an interview together and talk about one of the biggest rivalries in combat sports history.
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John Wayne Gacy, a notorious serial killer who sexually assaulted and murdered 33 boys and young men, dressed as "Pogo the Clown" at many charity events and children's parties.
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In "Bill Cunningham New York," viewers watch as Mr. Cunningham traverses New York City on bicycle, dressed in his blue workman's jacket, to attend charity events and runway shows.
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One frequent Mar-a-Lago guest said Trump's presence has made everything so political that most charity events are now held at the Breakers, another luxury venue in town.
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Their public appearances are tightly controlled, and their activities most days — showing up at charity events, making boring remarks and leaving — are not in themselves raucously exciting to behold.
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She's perpetually late, she's a klutz, and she flashes her underwear (red, but definitely full-coverage and demure) in public at charity events in between taking shots of brown liquor.
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In his book, "King of Cons," written in 2000, Mr. Tonken described how he raised the profile of charity events he ran by luring celebrities with cash and lavish gifts.
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He drew signed portraits of the biggest celebrities in the world that were auctioned off at charity events benefitting children and cancer research, raising over $103 million dollars for the nonprofits.
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It's only been a month since the reclusive star made his return to the red carpet after a four-month hiatus, though he's been spotted running errands and attending charity events.
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Michelle Obama and Prince Harry collaborated on charity events in Chicago last month, and photos of Barack Obama and Prince Harry laughing together at the recent Invictus Games quickly went viral.
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DiCaprio has a history of being a high-roller at charity events, and even bought a different Chanel bag for his mother at the same soirée last year – beating out Hilton.
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The Trump family had claimed to donate the use of its golf courses for these charity events, so that virtually all of the money raised was flowing to the sick children.
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Ms. Griscom, who would all but retire the title of best dressed at charity events, began modeling by posing for the fashion industry grande dame Eileen Ford while still in college.
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Though he's been spotted running errands and attending charity events recently, Pitt's last red carpet appearance was in November 2016, when he traveled to London for the premiere of his film Allied.
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In the past four years, Chloe x Halle have gotten close to Beyoncé, from opening on the European leg of her Formation World Tour to attending charity events with the Carter family.
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As part of her duties as a matchmaker's assistant, Ms. Marshall would attend charity events and talk with guests to find potential matches for clients and recruit singles for Ms. Kagan's database.
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"It's wonderful, because you get to do these charity events and you actually get to raise money for good causes and things like that, so that's the good part of it," he said.
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Unlike the Scandinavian royals, who happily pose for photographs when walking into charity events, the British royals tend to stride by with their heads down, which can make them seem aloof and awkward.
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Béliveau, who retired at 39 after winning his 10th Cup in 1971, often attended charity events, signed autographs for fans of every generation and was a larger-than-life presence everywhere he went.
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According to the lawsuit, Haskell was hired by Sports 1 Marketing in early July to be Moon's executive assistant, and her responsibilities included traveling with him for speaking engagements, charity events and personal appearances.
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Mr Trump has long hung around the boxing world, as other commentators have noted, hosting bouts at his casinos and inviting Mr Ali to charity events as well as to one of his weddings.
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Whether it's Mar-a-Lago or his Bedminster club in New Jersey, the president likes to hobnob with club members and bask in his celebrity when stopping by unannounced at charity events and weddings.
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Charlotte, a veteran equestrian and champion show rider, has developed a career involving modeling (Gucci, Mont Blanc) with occasional journalism while maintaining a discreet "royal" presence at certain Monaco charity events as sponsor and organizer.
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They've been spotted together at the charity events and various social events through the years, including at Campbell's event for the 2012 Olympics and a Marie Curie Fundraising Dinner with Moss in 2012 (pictured below).
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The krewe hosts charity events, including a bean cookoff called Bean Madness, and every Monday for months leading up to Lundi Gras, they get together over drinks, laughter, and beans to decorate their intricate suits.
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Pit a professional baseball player against a top fastpitch pitcher, and he'll most likely strike out, as hitting legends Babe Ruth, Ted Williams, and Mike Piazza all did when they faced fastpitch pitchers at charity events.
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Her argument was that she had raised their two daughters, took care of their home and also had helped Gary's ascension to CEO by attending charity events, business dinners and other corporate functions over the decades.
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What to expect at this year's festivalAside from the star-studded lineup — which also includes Jenny Slate, Kevin Smith, and "Big Mouth" cocreator Nick Kroll — charity events will take place during the New York Comedy Festival.
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Their time together could collapse into theatre of the absurd (how many teenagers attend that many charity events?), but Laguna Beach passed the Bechdel test by chronicling the strange lives of a clique of rich girls.
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And nonprofits running events where individuals are fundraising — for example, around charity runs — will be able to do this under the bigger GoFundMe umbrella, including enlisting and organising individual fundraisers, or selling tickets to charity events.
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Jee Park, a spokeswoman for the Waldorf Astoria, declined to give details about the renovations, but she confirmed that the Grand Ballroom will be available for charity events and other social occasions when the hotel reopens.
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I took them and trained them not to do that, and then we started on other things like propping, where they sit on a prop, and we started doing [charity events] with them and stuff like that.
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Between the store order, growing popularity at school (girls regularly traded their lunch money for bracelets), and requests to make party favors for birthdays and charity events, I earned more than $4,000 in just a few months.
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Today she volunteers for SMA charity events and knows families who have fought their U.S. insurers for access to Biogen's Spinraza, as payers seek to rein in costs using eligibility criteria like age or when symptoms began.
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Twitch, for example, leads some campaigns itself — like its regular Twitch Rivals charity events — and some are spearheaded by individual streamers (like Ben "DrLupo" Lupo) who feel passionate about raising money for the less fortunate among us.
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Nonetheless, Ali remained steadfast in his fight for social justice, including immense philanthropic and humanitarian work, from Celebrity Fight Night charity events to bringing 15 American hostages in Iraq back home in 1990 when other diplomatic attempts failed.
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Carvey added of the Bushes that he'd "never really seen a marriage that was that effortless," while sharing that he and Bush did a lot of charity events together and kept in touch via phone and handwritten notes.
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"Apart from the contributions to the local economy and job opportunities, Chinese enterprises have made continuous efforts in education projects, charity events and community works in the United States in the past years," reported state media outlet Xinhua.
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A one-time officer of the trade group-cum-social-clique Bottle and Cork Sales Club of black liquor salesmen from major distilleries like Seagram's and Hiram Walker, he was a regular presence at charity events and galas.
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But as Hernandez found out, the scores of people he interacted with at the restaurant and at volunteer, business and charity events in town valued him for being a contributing member of the community, regardless of his legal status.
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At major charity events, it was common for a woman who had left her Leiber evening bag on the table while she danced to find on her return that other guests had gathered around her table to admire it.
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While it'll be sad not to see the royal pairs coupled up at charity events, we're sure both couples will keep their millions of admirers plenty occupied with photos and updates of their doings from their separate Instagram accounts.
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Typically, large charity events are elaborately planned affairs that take months (if not years) of logistical planning and contract negotiations in order to both make the event run smoothly, as well as meet the demands of all parties involved.
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In 2017 he founded Kentucky's Original Black Bourbon Enthusiasts, a Louisville-based club that has since added several thousand members, some as far away as West Virginia, who attend private tastings, distillery tours and charity events around central Kentucky.
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They played at street fairs and charity events, never for money; at home, they pretended to be the Spice Girls (two Sportys, and Este was Ginger) and dissected the classic rock songs and disco numbers their parents listened to.
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For all the boldface names that she encountered at charity events in the metropolitan area and the gossip that they generated for her column, few celebrities could match the literary grist of her own odyssey through war-torn Europe.
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With the banishment of Prince Andrew and the self-exile of Prince Harry, the number of royals who shoulder the family's heavy schedule of charity events, diplomatic ceremonies, and hospital visits would dwindle to a small, possibly overburdened, circle.
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Sirey Moran was stripped of her crown by Miss Universe Honduras back in July after pageant honchos became enraged she was choosing to spend her time at charity events rather than gigs that would make money for the org.
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Soriano, who did not respond to requests for comment on this article, participated in local fashion shows and charity events until 2013, when he found minor reality TV fame by appearing on the Rihanna-produced Bravo series Styled to Rock.
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GDANSK/WARSAW (Reuters) - Pawel Adamowicz, the liberal mayor of the Polish city of Gdansk, died on Monday of his wounds a day after being stabbed by a former convict who rushed the stage during one of Poland's biggest annual charity events.
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For me, I do so many, for many reasons: Weddings for friends or associates, winery special shoes, because the big boss asked me, charity events, friends in businesses, radio or TV personalities... What's a typical day look like for you?
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Pepe's eight-thousand-square-foot Palm Beach mansion is valued at about six million dollars; his yacht, the Azucar (Spanish for "sugar"), is often used for parties and charity events, following the social circuit from Palm Beach to Sag Harbor.
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But as a cultural phenomenon, Kate Middleton the character — narrated in the tabloids, reproduced on magazine covers, performed at ribbon-cuttings and charity events — embodied a vision of ideal womanhood that filled (and if I'm honest, still fills) me with deep anxiety.
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But then, after work, things get a little more non-traditional: Eugenie leaves work at 5 every day for various charity events or engagements "In the evenings, I often have engagements related to my family or a charity I support," she says.
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During their courtship Mr. Buford shared with Ms. Mathis his love for his hometown: They took in charity events, numerous local parades, attended Giants baseball games and, because he's a season-ticket holder, were courtside for the Golden State Warriors' many victories.
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But The New York Times found that since taking office in 2011, Sheriff Franklin has failed to comply with court orders, has threatened critics with legal action and has not publicly accounted for tens of thousands of dollars raised through charity events.
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Throughout their six decades in Houston, the couple became integral members of the community, attending theaters and Astros games, becoming active in charity events, and, through her namesake foundation, the Barbara Bush Houston Literacy Foundation, helping thousands of Houston-area kids to learn to read.
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At competitively lavish weddings and charity events, and at restaurants like Le Cirque or La Goulue, the arrangements were epically overscale, not unlike the hair, shoulder pads and spending habits of the women who populated this "Bonfire of the Vanities" version of New York.
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The press fueled a steady stream of revelers, who flocked to the Mirage for big-name tech-house DJs like Stephan Bodzin and M.A.N.D.Y throughout the summer, as well as other parties hosted at the venue, like Lee Burridge's All Day I Dream and several charity events.
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Though he lives in Boston and travels widely, Mr. Kraft, in his signature Nike sneakers and shock of gray hair, has become a regular, popping into charity events to write big checks and dining at Mar-a-Lago, the exclusive club owned by his friend President Trump.
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Charity events, Tahoe ski-leases, Tech Conferences like SXSW could all be put in this category – the list goes on and on of things I STILL can't afford to do even at 31 due to MBA debt coupled with a startup salary, but I think I've made my point.
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Their busking days are behind them, now that they have a little pirate mouth to feed, but they still dress up for fun as often as they can, for Renaissance fairs, charity events, and other public festivals, with their pirate toddler in her pirate stroller, giggling alongside them.
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Bhandari, who was identified only by her last name in the government-issued statement, was later identified by friends and was a senior director at WL Ross & Co. LL. She was a staple of many charity events in New York City, according to the New York Daily News.
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"I've hosted big charity events in the backyard, I've hosted baby showers, I did one wedding here, lots and lots of birthday parties for my kids [sons Brandon, 20, and Dylan, 16, with ex-husband Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds], and I've done a couple of adult evening parties too," she says.
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Millionaire's ClubRead more: From yacht trips to Dubai to charity events with Prince William, 6 elite matchmakers share the wildest dates their millionaire clients have gone onMoney comes with a lot of problemsBut while money can buy impressive dates like trips to Paris, it can also buy a host of problems.
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In 1986, Mr. Rohatyn and his wife, Elizabeth, who were important figures in the city's philanthropic life, came to offend members of their circle when they questioned the rising costs, and the point, really, of the many charity events that defined a certain kind of social experience in New York.
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Bronwyn Bishop, a former House speaker, resigned in 2015 after she billed taxpayers for a helicopter ride to a Liberal Party event, and former Prime Minister Tony Abbott was sharply criticized for billing taxpayers while taking part in charity events including a long-distance bike ride and an Ironman competition.
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Beloved by brides who have taken their vows in the fairy-tale setting, remembered wistfully by those who once partook of its formal afternoon tea, and long familiar to members of the city's upper crust who have mingled here during debutante balls and charity events, the Rotunda Room had languished in recent years.
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The women must pay "hundreds of dollars for their uniforms" out of pocket, "sell raffle tickets and calendars and appear at charity events and golf tournaments" (but receive very little pay and none of the merchandise proceeds) — but archaic restrictions are placed on their lives away from work, in person and on social media.
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"The Season began in Britain in the 17th century and became known as the highly anticipated annual period of time from April to August when British society would attend the grandest of balls, concerts, charity events, debutante balls, fabulous dinner parties and cocktail events, essentially to meet, greet and present eligible women to society," Meier tells PEOPLE.
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Though he's been spotted running errands and attending charity events recently, Pitt made his first red carpet appearance in months at last week's premiere of Lost City of Z. The actor has also been spending more time with his kids while keeping busy with work, lining up his next movies as an actor and a producer.
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And so, while Lady Margaret impersonates Stacy—whose only obligation for the next 48 hours is to act like an American tourist and mentally prepare for the cooking contest—Stacy-as-Margaret is thrust into the royal family, where she must pretend to be proficient at things like horseback riding and playing the piano at charity events.
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I am always perfectly aware that at charity events, only a small percentage of the attendees will actually participate in the auction part of the evening, with the majority of them wanting to continue talking, eating, drinking, dancing, networking and generally enjoying themselves and hoping that I will get the auction over with as soon as possible.
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In addition to showing numerous milestones for Meghan — including her royal wedding to Harry, her first solo outing with Queen Elizabeth and Meghan and Harry's recent royal tour, where the couple announced they're expecting their first child — the clip also celebrated the birth of William and Kate's youngest son, Prince Louis, as well as numerous charity events that are near and dear to the royal family's hearts.
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When the princess died following a car crash in Paris in August 1997, Charles' plans to bring Camilla, with whom he had a relationship before and during his marriage to Diana, out into the open via a series of charity events had to be canceled as the mourning population would not have appreciated the woman dubbed by Diana as the "third person" in her marriage being pushed back into the limelight.
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And how do you cope with the everyday things that pop up moment to moment — phone calls about removing your name from charity events, a request to return soccer equipment to the team because obviously your husband can no longer be your kids' coach, or your daughter needing childhood photos for a school project, which you no longer have because they were all on the hard drive that was seized by the police?
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" Similarly, Under Armour's new 15-year, $280 million contract with the University of California, Los Angeles states that "UCLA will require all Coaches, Staff and Teams to exclusively wear and use [UA] products whenever the Teams practice, perform or play in UCLA's intercollegiate athletic program, participate in Team-related activities (including, without limitation, travel to and from competitions, and participation in media and public relations opportunities, charity events, and photograph/video shoots) or conduct or participate in exhibitions, on-campus summer camps or clinics on behalf of UCLA.
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