Hollywood Awards Gala Fundrasier to Benefit Arizona Institute for Breast Health
Carole and Robert Machiz - Honored as Best Supporting Partners of AIBH
April 14, 2009 EVLiving.com
Scottsdale, Ariz. - The Arizona Institute for Breast Health (AIBH), an Arizona breast cancer non-profit, is pleased to announce
that Farrelli's Cinema Supper Club in Scottsdale is hosting a Hollywood Awards Gala fundrasier on March 7th from 5:00 pm to 10:00 pm, to benefit AIBH.
All guests will be watching the Academy Awards at Farrelli's in their movie-theater-style restaurant on their big screens, while enjoying a four-course
Speciality Awards Dinner Menu that includes appetizers, choice of salad, choice of entree, a specialty dessert and non-alcoholic beverage.
Alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase.
According to Christine Lessard, Executive Director of AIBH, "We are thrilled to be the beneficiary of this Gala as this is a very unique
way to spread the word about AIBH and our free service. Robert and Carole Machiz of Scottsdale will also be honored during the event as
Best Supporting Partners of AIBH for all of their support of AIBH and the breast cancer cause." The evening will also feature a walk on the
Red Carpet and raffle prizes from different Valley boutiques and restaurants.
The ticket price is $125 per person and includes tax and gratuity. Formal "Red Carpet" attire is encouraged. To make a reservation for this event,
call Farrelli's Cinema Supper Club at 480-905-7200.
For more information about Farrell's Cinema Supper Club and the Gala, please visit www.Farrellis.com. This event is not sponsored or affiliated with the
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
Published on behalf of Arizona Institute for Breast Health
The Arizona Institute for Breast Health was created to give women the opportunity to receive information and education
about the best possible treatment for breast cancer. Formed by a consortium of medical professionals who have a deep and
abiding commitment to raise the level of compassion and improve treatment outcomes, the Institute offers programs that
address all of the issues involved with the disease - from prevention and education to specific treatment options.
The Institute is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and can be reached at 480-860-4200 or www.AIBH.org
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