2012 New York Women Lawyers Group Treasure & Bond Reception
Please Join The New York Women Lawyers Group of Sheppard Mullin for Cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, shopping, philanthropy and networking.
Thursday, June 28, 2012
6:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Please RSVP by Thursday, June 21st.
Questions? Please contact Joanna Beckett at jbeckett@sheppardmullin.com or 212.634.3076.
Treasure & Bond
350 West Broadway (Between Broome and Grand)
New York, NY 10013 | Phone: 646.669.9049
www.treasureandbond.com
At Treasure & Bond, every purchase they ring up generates change— 100% of all after-cost profits go directly to programs that benefit people in need in New York. Located at the intersection of retail and philanthropy, Treasure & Bond is more than just a store, it’s an experience. Part gift boutique, part art gallery and part neighborhood gathering place, it’s an exciting new experiment in giving that has, at its core, one simple goal: To help people help people—and to do so with wit, imagination and style.
At the time of our event, all after-cost profits will benefit:
Pediatric Cancer Care, Memorial Sloan Kettering
A unique multi-disciplinary approach which offers children and young adults with cancer the best opportunity for accurate diagnosis and the most effective treatment available, emphasizing treatments that target and cure cancer and return children to a normal life. Please visit www.mskcc.org/pediatrics.
Association to Benefit Children (ABC)
For children who start life destitute, abused and neglected, it may seem that destiny is set. The Association to Benefit Children (ABC) refuses to accept that. ABC treasures the infinite potential of every child and champions each one’s right to succeed. Since 1986, ABC’s focus has been on New York City’s most at-risk children. ABC creates nationally replicable program models that meet the complex needs of each family member. Today, ABC serves thousands of children and their family members with a continuum of education, mental health, housing, prevention and supportive services from infancy through adulthood. For more information, please visit
www.a-b-c.org.