Central Park hat luncheon raises record $5.4 million

The Women's Committee of the Central Park Conservancy hosted its 44th annual Frederick Law Olmsted Awards luncheon on Wednesday, drawing over 1,400 guests in elaborate floral hats. The event raised a record $5.4 million to support the park's maintenance and restoration projects.

The gathering took place in the Conservatory Garden, where attendees including Martha Stewart, the Fendi family, and designer Stacey Bendet displayed custom headpieces made from flowers, feathers, and vintage pieces. Honorees Judy Hart Angelo and Janet Ross were celebrated for their longtime support of the Conservancy.

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The Bronx Museum of the Arts held its annual spring gala and art auction at Tribeca Rooftop, drawing artists, celebrities, and community leaders. The event honored artist Awol Erizku, cultural patron Lois Plehn, and designer Colm Dillane, while raising funds for the museum’s initiatives. Attendees enjoyed cocktails, dinner, an auction, and an after-party under balmy April weather.

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The annual Save Venice Ball took place at The Plaza Hotel in Manhattan on Friday evening, raising $1.3 million to preserve Venice's historic art and architecture. Over 450 guests attended the black-tie event themed Celestial Serenissima, featuring masquerade masks and elaborate decorations. Supporters included Oscar de la Renta, Graff, and Tilt Beauty.

La Ligne hosted a lavish anniversary dinner Thursday night at The Pool + Grill in Midtown Manhattan to celebrate its first decade in business. Founders Molly Howard, Valerie Macaulay, and Meredith Melling welcomed an array of guests including Hillary Clinton, Chelsea Clinton, Emma Stone, and Noah Kahan.

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The Lowcountry Food Bank's 27th annual Chefs' Feast event on February 22 generated more than $640,000, setting a new fundraising record. Held at Trident Technical College's Thornley Campus in North Charleston, the gathering drew nearly 500 attendees to support childhood feeding programs. The event honored the late Chef Robert Carter, its founder, amid rising food insecurity in the region.

 

 

 

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