REMEMBERING OUR FATHER (UPDATE)

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                      REMEMBERING OUR FATHER

          A WORLD PREMIERE
RAY CHARLES, Jr., REV. ROBERT ROBINSON, DAVID ROBINSON,RAENEE ROBINSON MCCLELLAN, COREY ROBINSON DEN BOK, SHEILA RAYE ROBINSON, VINCENT KOTCHOUNIAN AND ROBYN MOFFETT...

CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO EXPERIENCE A VERY INTIMATE EVENING WITH THE CHILDREN OF RAY CHARLES AND THEIR SPECIAL “VIP STAR-STUDDED GUESTS” AS THEY HONOR THE LEGACY OF THEIR FATHER’S HERITAGE AND MUSIC.
CELEBRATE THE LIFE & TIMES OF GEORGIA’S OWN; FATHER OF GEORGIA’S WORLD-RENOWNED OFFICIAL STATE SONG, “GEORGIA ON MY MIND”
*LIVE MUSIC-DINNER AND DANCING-CELEBRITY GUEST AND DIGNITARY APPEARANCES.
DANCE, REMINISCE, SING-A-LONG !!!

 OFFICIAL AFTER PARTY "ON SITE"!!

Red Carpet (6p-7p)
  VIP MEET & GREET– PHOTO CELEBRITY- OPPORTUNITY (7p-7:45p)
SHOW TIME: 8:00PM 
  VIP JAM SESSION WITH 
*SURPRISE CELEBRITY ARTIST*

                 FEATURING SPECIAL GUEST PERFORMERS

Claudette “ The Bluz Queen”King
(Daughter of BB King)                                                   
 
    Clark King (2010 Amateur    Night@ the Apollo Winner)

THIS IS ONE NIGHT GEORGIA WILL NEVER FORGET!!!

FOR TICKETS CLICK HERE!!
THIS SPECIAL BIRTHDAY EVENT WILL FEATURE HAND-PICKED SELECTIONS OF RAY CHARLES’ MOST WELL KNOWN COMPILATIONS; INTERSPERSED WITH LOVING STORIES ABOUT THEIR INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS FATHER.
HEAR THE CHILDREN'S UNIQUE PERSPECTIVES THAT THEY HOLD DEAR AND THEIR PERSONAL INTERACTIONS WITH RAY AND HIS MUSIC.
• AFTER 5 DRESS. NO GYM SHOES PLEASE.
• VIP MEET & GREET– PHOTO CELEBRITY OPPORTUNITY (7p-8p)

• VIP JAM SESSION WITH SURPRISE CELEBRITY ARTIST

OFFICIAL AFTER PARTY "ON SITE"!!
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PROCEEDS FROM THIS EVENT WILL BENEFIT
  • Hands and Voices​ ​- dedicated to supporting families with children who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing without a bias around communication modes or methodology. We're a parent-driven, non-profit organization providing families with the resources, networks, and information they need to improve communication access and educational outcomes for their children. Our outreach activities, parent/professional collaboration, and advocacy efforts are focused on enabling Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing children to reach their highest potential. ​​www.gahandsandvoices.org
Established in 1972, Atlanta Area School for the Deaf (AASD) provides full-day instructional services to infants, children, and youth who are deaf, including persons with multiple handicaps. The classroom programs range from preschool through twelfth grade. Students experience a range of academic, vocational, and social opportunities which meets the individual needs of deaf ​and hard-of-hearing students by empowering them to achieve their highest potential.
​www.aasdweb.com
Sponsor~
Audiological Consultants of Atlanta
is a private practice established by Helena Solodar, Au.D. and Kadyn Williams, Au.D. as a professional clinic to provide services for the identification, assessment, prevention and treatment of hearing and balance disorders for newborns through geriatrics. Their mission is to deliver the best possible hearing healthcare with understanding, compassion, and cutting-edge technology. Dr. Solodar and Dr. Williams, owners and directors, have been in practice since 1975. Their dedication, innovation and commitment to excellence exemplify their leadership role in the audiology profession and in their community.
Sponsor~
Auditory-Verbal Center and ​Audiology & Hearing Aid Clinic
A comprehensive auditory-verbal center which provides highly-trained specialists who offer service, consultation or referrals on avast variety of issues concerning auditory-verbal therapy, cochlear implants, hearing aids and a host of other hearing impaired resources.
​​Auditory-Verbal Center and Audiology & Hearing Aid Clinic have spent over 30 years providing a family-centered and holistic approach to supporting and improving the lives of persons who are deaf or hard of hearing.
​ www.avchears.org

~REMEMBER RAY HERE~

Georgia On My Mind

What I Say

HIT THE ROAD JACK
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GET YOUR TICKETS EARLY SPACE IS LIMITED!! CLICK HERE

Become a Sponsor

​ This is a great opportunity to generate visibility and awareness of your company, products and important brand messages in association with and in connection to an historic Atlanta celebration honoring one of its greatest native sons – The Legendary Ray Charles! It is an exciting entertainment driven partnership opportunity that allows you to receive enormous exposure. Only two available.
*Community reinvestment and outreach through Georgia Hands & Voices and Atlanta School of Deaf: PRICELESS!
Sponsorship Partner Levels:
Prime Time

Legend

Tribute

Event
TO SECURE YOUR PARTNERSHIP PACKAGE, CALL 866.216.FOXX (3699) X701
Sponsorship offers subject to change without notice. Limitations and exclusions apply.
All sponsorship benefits will vary based on the package selected as well as availability at time of offer. All or a portion of this transaction may be tax deductible.
Please consult your Tax Adviser.
FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO REQUEST A MEDIA KIT-~**INFO@MYPUBLICIST.BIZ**
Location: Atlanta, GA, USA

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