Updated Final Evolve Program2

Proudly supporting Sing, a Celebration of Music
Centers for Youth
BENEFITTING
and Families
and its mission Saturday, August 1, 2020
to build healthy 6:30 p.m.
children, families
and communities.

DEAR GUESTS, SPONSORS, BIDDING
DONORS, AND HONOREES, PURCHASING

Thank you for attendingTheVirtual Evolve Gala.This year’s theme is“Sing: A Celebration DONATING
of Music.” Your presence and generosity makes us want to burst into song! However,
we’ll defer to our talented competitors during“The Choice”to express our joyful noise. To place bids, purchase items, or make a donation,
register online at Evolve2020.GiveSmart.com!
Tonight our fabulous soloists will take center stage and vie for your vote. But don’t forget
our valuable background talent, the service-minded young men who are Champions of Bid via COMPUTER
Hope, and tonight’s Hero and local treasure, Rick Fleetwood. And a choir of generous
sponsors and donors, as well as tireless volunteers, are vital to Evolve 2020’s success. Continue bidding directly from your computer!

We often say that the Centers for Youth and Families is the best local non-profit you’ve Bid via SMARTPHONE
never heard of. If you and your loved ones have never needed the services of The
Centers, be thankful. Years ago, we saw firsthand how The Centers helped children in Click the BLUE link in your welcome text message and it will take you to your personal
crisis. To be a board member, Mark learned, is to receive a difficult education in clients’ bidding page. Click on an item you would like to bid on. The GiveSmart system
often horrific stories and the many challenges families battle. The Centers is equipping prepopulates with the next minimum bid so all you have to do is push BID. If you’d
and redirecting lives to the benefit of our community. like to go higher just enter a new amount and push BID. To have the GiveSmart system
automatically bid for you to a designated amount, please select AUTO BID and enter
Your investment in The Virtual Evolve Gala benefitting Centers for Youth and Families a higher amount. The system will bid for you incrementally up until your designated
will yield results years from now. Thank you for your commitment to the Centers. amount only if someone bids against you.

With appreciation, Bid via TEXT

Becky and Mark Allison To see current bid, reply to your welcome text and simply text the 3-digit item number.
Chairs, The Virtual Evolve Gala Example: “102”, then hit send. Then, text the 3-digit item number and amount you
would like to bid. No dollar signs ($) needed. Example: “102 300,” then hit send. You
Proud supporter of The placed a $300 bid on item number 102.
Centers for Youth and Families
Items Available for Purchase—
& the 2020 Evolve Gala Silent Auction, Live Auction, Raffle
and Voting for Your Favorite Singer

Click on the category option and select “Available for Purchase” and then select the
item that you would like to purchase. In the field labeled, “Enter the number to buy”,
input the quantity that you would like to purchase and then click BUY. If you would like
to text in to purchase the item, text in BUY and the item number. Example “Buy 106,”
then hit send.

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Simply click the “Click to Donate” button on your smartphone and enter an amount or
text“Give”and amount. Example“give 100”.

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THE VIRTUAL WAYS YOU CAN HELP
CHILDREN TONIGHT
EVOLVE GALA
SILENT AUCTION
Becky and Mark Allison, Chairs of The Evolve Gala
Win a trip, jewelry, parties and more tonight. Bidding will close at the conclusion of
WELCOME the second round of“The Choice.”

Becky and Mark Allison, Chairs, The Evolve Gala $100 FOR 100 RAFFLE
Melissa Dawson, President/CEO, Centers for Youth and Families
Give $100 for one of 100 chances to win your favorite live auction item!
INVOCATION
LIVE AUCTION
Rev. Betsy Singleton Snyder, Winfield United Methodist Church
You can win:
THE MISSION • Arkansas River Cruise for 12 hosted by Paul Hastings with dinner by Count Porkula
and beverages by Diamond Bear
Travis Harris, Youth Minister, Central Church of Christ • Original art by local artist Bob Snider
• A one week trip to Costa Rica for 10
GIVING CHALLENGE • A night at Local Lime's Tequila School for a party of 10
• A hunting trip for 2 hosted by Stan Jones
Ellon Cockrill & Rick Fleetwood • A week at the Greers Ferry lakehouse of Red Door Gallery owners Melody and Steve
Stanley for 14
RAFFLE PRESENTATION AND LIVE AUCTION • Your choice of Dizzy 7, Rodney Block Collective, Little Joe and the BK’s or Just Cause
playing at your party at Twin City Limo or a place of your choosing
Blackmon Auctions
VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE SINGER
PRESENTATION OF THE 2020 HERO OF HOPE
Give $10 to vote for Bijoux, LB, Joe or Craig to win“The Choice!"
Rick Fleetwood, Philanthropist
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INTRODUCTION OF THE CHAMPIONS OF HOPE

featuring Bijoux, Rodney Block Collective;
Joe Purvis, Little Joe and the BK’s and Craig Wilson, Dizzy 7
LB Crew, The Voice Season 16 contestant, Emcee of“The Choice”

THE GIVING SPONSORSHIP COMMITTEE
CHALLENGE
Mark Allison Dudley Shollmier Jr., Chairman Brandon Rogers
Sponsored by Betsy Baker Melissa Dawson Barry Simon
Ellon Cockrill Sharon Heflin
Tonight, you can help a child. Your gifts tonight will be invested in providing: J.D. Lowery
• Creative therapy strategies, including trauma-informed yoga, equine therapy and
AUCTION COMMITTEE
pet therapy
• Basic needs that include clothes, socks, shoes, underwear Mark Allison Taylor Gammill, Chairman Bailey Moll
• Nutritious snacks and meals Becky Allison Tammi Evans Dudley Shollmier Jr.
• Tutoring, school supplies and academic support, including educational software Angie Birky Brandi Hinkle
Austin Brightop Joyti Lal Shanna Smiley
and computers Amy Davis Libby Lloyd Tara Smith
• Art, music, gardening and recreational therapy Dustin East Kiki Mannear April Stuart
• Making it possible for The Centers to never turn away a child who needs a safe Erin Whitt
Sandra Marbaise
place to live
You can give by completing the pledge form at your table and giving it to one PROGRAM
of our volunteers. You can give through Venmo by giving to @TheCentersArkansas. Mark Allison Casey Huie
You can text to give to 76278 to see your name on the screen and be recognized
for your support. MARKETING AND PROMOTION
Your gift of $5,000 supports a tutoring and summer enrichment program for youth.
Your gift of $2,500 provides meals for 60 youth living at The Centers for 15 days. Mary Claire Hill, Mangan Holcomb Partners/Team SI, Chair
Your gift of $500 gift provides yoga mats, recreational supplies and games.
Your gift of $250 gives our Client Council a way to celebrate birthdays and holidays CENTERS FOR YOUTH AND
with decorations, gifts, cookouts and more! FAMILIES BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Your gift of $100 provides haircuts for 4 youth living at The Centers.
Go to Evolve2020.GiveSmart.com to make a difference in the life of a child Melissa Dawson, President/CEO, Centers for Youth and Families
in your community! Mark Allison Rick Fleetwood Brandon Rogers
Carole Baxter Chad May Barry Simon
Working together to Help Arkansas Live Better. Peyton Bishop Suzanne McCarthy Kim Stafford
Melissa Dawson Lori Montgomery, M.D. Matt Suffern
3 Kelly Eichler John Neumeier Craig Wilson
Jo Evelyn Elston Don Pfeifer

CENTERS FOR YOUTH AND
FAMILIES FOUNDATION BOARD

OF TRUSTEES

Melissa Hendricks, Centers for Youth and Families Foundation Director

Sarah Bailey Greg Hatcher Mike Richardson
Eddie Bailey Rami Kassissieh Brandon Rogers
Betsy Baker J.D. Lowery Dawn Scott
Peyton Bishop Lee Maris Dudley Shollmier, Jr.
Austin Brightop Greg McCarroll Rick Vassar
Matt Buchanan Suzanne McCarthy
Andrew Carroll Rob Noirot
Melissa Dawson Trena Nosler
Buddy Harding Josh Pettus
Keith Harvey Don Pfeifer

CENTERS FOR YOUTH AND
FAMILIES ADVISORY COUNCIL
Joellen Beard Karen Flake Kay Patton
Tommy Clements Donna McLarty Brittany Paul Rugger
Ellon Cockrill Robert McLarty
Ginny Deuschle Teresa Osam

THE 2020 Andrew Dean
CHAMPIONS OF HOPE 11th grade
Little Rock Catholic High School
Bratton Ashley Son of Bliss and Dr. John Dean
11th grade
Little Rock Catholic High School Taylor Dworkin
Son of LuAnn and Rick Ashley 12th grade
Episcopal Collegiate School
Lawson Ashley Son of Drs. Lydia Lane and Joel Dworkin
11th grade
Little Rock Catholic High School John Eichler III
Son of LuAnn and Rick Ashley 12th grade
Little Rock Catholic High School
Brandon Bisceglia Son of Rhonda and John Eichler Jr.
11th grade
Little Rock Catholic High School Buddy Gaston
Son of Beth and Dave Bisceglia 11th grade
Joe T. Robinson High School
Braden Bratcher Son of Cherie Gaston and William Gaston
12th grade
Pulaski Academy Parker Gordon
Son of Paige and Brian Bratcher 11th grade
Little Rock Catholic High School
Colin Cooper Son of Kori and Dr. Eric Gordon
11th grade
Little Rock Christian Academy Henry Jackson
Son of JoEllyn and Jason Cooper 11th grade
Episcopal Collegiate School
Rahji Cummings Son of Ashley and Wil Jackson
11th grade
Parkview Arts and 4
Science Magnet High School
Son of Dr. Danyell and Rod Cummings

Edward “Teddy” Jones Reece McWilliams
11th grade 11th grade
Episcopal Collegiate School Little Rock Catholic High School
Son of Elizabeth and Dr. David Jones Son of Shalena and Scott McWilliams

Bryce Keaton Malcolm Moore
12th grade 11th grade
Cabot High School Little Rock Catholic High School
Son of Michelle and Glen Keaton Son of Amanda and John Moore

Benjamin Kelley Gage Morden
11th grade 11th grade
Little Rock Christian Academy Little Rock Catholic High School
Son of Tracy and Kevin Kelley Son of Heather and Shane Morden

Luke Lee Campbell Pace
11th grade 11th grade
Little Rock Christian Academy Little Rock Catholic High School
Son of Debbie Davis and Tom Lee Son of Stephanie and Jim Pace

Reagan Little Forrest Rogers
11th grade 11th grade
Episcopal Collegiate School Little Rock Catholic High School
Son of Erika and Courtney Little Son of Ann and Brandon Rogers

Clark McCarley Jr. Landon Runion-Driskel
12th grade 11th grade
Little Rock Catholic High School Little Rock Central High School
Son of Carolyn and Clark McCarley Son of Britt Runion and Tim Driskel

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Layden Smith
12th grade
Pulaski Academy
Son of Angela and Arby Smith

Jon Richard Sperry
11th grade
Little Rock Catholic High School
Son of Jennifer and Stephen Sperry

Louis Waddell RICK FLEETWOOD
11th grade 2020 HERO OF HOPE
Little Rock Christian Academy
Son of Shannan Waddell Rick began his commitment to a life of giving when he was growing up
and George Waddell in Monette, Ark., in the northeast corner of our state. He was active in his
church’s youth group, where he learned the importance of caring for his
Grant Wild fellow man.
11th grade He graduated from the University of Arkansas and, to this day, continues
Episcopal Collegiate School to support his alma mater and his fraternity. He attends almost every
Son of Kathy and Jerry Wild Razorback football game!
He served in the military during Vietnam and then found his passion
Nominations are currently being accepted for the 2020-2021 class of Champions caring for people with disabilities through his career at Snell Prosthetics
of Hope. You can nominate rising juniors and senior boys by emailing and Orthotics.
[email protected] or calling 501-666-9436. He joined Snell as a general manager in 1975 and retired as the company’s
CEO in January 2020.
“I always wanted to be in a profession that enhanced the quality of life
for its clients,”he said. “I’m proud I was able to help so many people over
my 45 years at Snell.”
He has served his community as a board member for Alzheimer’s
Arkansas, Easter Seals, CARTI, CHI St. Vincent, Rotary Club 99, United
Cerebral Palsy of Arkansas and Centers for Youth and Families. He has
been honored by AY Magazine, Inviting Arkansas, Just Communities
of Arkansas, Association of Fundraising Professionals of Arkansas and
countless nonprofit organizations.
He is gracious in giving his time and resources in making Arkansas a
better place for others.

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BECKY AND MARK ALLISON DAWN SCOTT

Becky and Mark Allison are thrilled to serve as co-chairs of the 2020 Evolve Gala, Dawn Scott, a Little Rock native and mother of
“Sing!” They selected this theme because music is the background of so much in their two, is an anchor for THV11. Dawn produces and
lives—their families, their faith, the merger of two fine record collections (circa 1978). anchors THV11’s Emmy award-winning "A Place
Mark and Becky met at a theatre cast party at OBU and were married in 1978. When to Call Home" specials and segments, which
they got married, the only two albums they owned in common were The Captain and feature Arkansas children who can be adopted.
Tennille, and the Led Zeppelin ZOSO album. Go figure. They still have those albums. More than half of the more than 200 children
The Gala is a celebration of the lives being changed at the Centers for Youth and she has interviewed have been adopted. Seven
Families. It’s part pep rally, part revival meeting. So support our guest vocalists and years ago, Dawn created “A Place to Call Home
make a joyful noise yourself!
for the Holidays,” a 30 minute live special and Christmas party for the children
Mark has served on the board for Centers since 2009. He is a partner at Dover Dixon she’s featured. Local businesses donate gifts, cookies, and food. Santa arrives for
Horne PLLC. The son of career foreign missionaries, Mark was born in El Dorado and photos and the children open gifts on TV. Her greatest hope and dream is that each
spent much of his childhood in Kenya, graduating from Rift Valley Academy in Kijabe. child in the foster care system up for adoption finds permanent placement.

One sad day he had to leave his electric guitar behind as the family packed the crate to Dawn serves on the Centers for Youth and Families Foundation Board of Directors
return to the states. He’s a decent musician, but Mark found his niche running sound and volunteers with Women and Children First, Miracle League and the American
for and recording other performers. He has degrees in history from Ouachita Baptist Heart Association.
University, Arkansas State University, and a law degree from the UALR William H.
Bowen School of Law. * Due to the COVID-19 virus Dawn was unable to join us this evening.Thank you Dawn, for your continued
support.
Becky was born in St. Louis, Mo., and raised in Thayer, Mo. Becky’s father was an
insurance agent in Thayer and performed for many years in the Arkansas Traveller Folk TRAVIS HARRIS
Theater in Hardy, along with the rest of her family. Her mother was a school teacher
in the Thayer Public Schools. Becky comes from a lineage of southern Missouri country Travis benefitted greatly from being a part of
and gospel singers and thought she was a pretty good vocalist until she moved to Centers for Youth and Families when he was
Arkansas, where apparently EVERYONE can sing. So she graduated from Ouachita growing up in central Arkansas. Tonight, he will
Baptist University in Arkadelphia and worked instead in newsrooms at KLAZ Radio in share how The Centers’ mentoring and leadership
Little Rock, and KAIT-TV in Jonesboro, and last fall retired from the state Department program helped him grow into a successful
of Environmental Quality. minister, father and citizen.

Photo by Inviting Arkansas Travis is a youth minister at Central Church of Christ
in downtown Little Rock. He and his wife, Kelly,
have three children: Carrington, age 8; Kimbree,
age 3 and Taj, age 2. His hobbies are basketball,
football and fishing.

DIZZY 7

REV. BETSY
SINGLETON SNYDER

Rev. Betsy Singleton Snyder is the primary
preacher for the Winfield United Methodist
Church. She is married to Dr. Vic Snyder, former
U.S. Congressman, 2nd District, and they are the
parents of four young boys, Penn, Wyatt, Sullivan
and Aubrey.

Photo by Inviting Arkansas She is the author of Stepping on Cheerios:

Finding God in the Chaos and Clutter of Life. Her writing has appeared in Little Rock

Family Magazine, MTL Magazine, and at thrivemoms.com, and she blogs often about

spirituality, parenthood and women’s issues at her website, WomenadeStand.com.

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LB CREW

LB Crew is a rhythm and blues and soul singer who
lives in Little Rock. He grew up in El Dorado, where
he first began his music career. Most notably, LB
made it to the Top 13 of NBC’s hit show “The Voice”
as a loyal member of Team Adam. After “The Voice,”
LB continues to travel and perform in Arkansas and
surrounding states. He is working on his new album
and is set to release his new single,“It’s Coming Your
Way,”this spring.

BIJOUX PIGHEE

Bijoux, a native of Little Rock, is a sultry, soul singer
adept in various styles. The daughter of West African
parents, Bijoux grew up in a household exposed to
differing genres of music including folk, classic rock
and roll, makossa, country, and R&B. Bijoux's jovial
spirit, endearing vocals, vibrant entertaining, and
musical versatility make her a perfect artist for any
event or atmosphere!

TALENT JOE PURVIS

Joe Purvis was born in Hope in 1946. He started
singing with Little Joe and the BKs in 1980. His
musical influences include Elvis, Van Morrison and
Frank Sinatra. Joe practices law with Dover Dixon
Horne in Little Rock, and performs whenever he
has an excuse. Joe fronts for Little Joe and the BKs,
and LLC, and has opened for many acts such as The
Platters, the Drifters, and The Gatlin Brothers. Joe’s
favorite song to sing is,“Goodnight, My Love.”

CRAIG WILSON

A dad to two boys who are declared Broadway
Newsies and trophy-husband to a rock star dancer,
Craig balances his right and left brain in his roles as
front man for the Dizzy 7 and health policy director
for the Arkansas Center for Health Improvement.
You may have seen him on the many theatrical
stages of Little Rock—at the Argenta Community
Theater in “A Chorus Line,” The Weekend Theater
in “Pippin,” “Chicago,” and “Company,” and the

Arkansas Rep in“The Full Monty”—or on the high seas for a couple of years alongside
his wife, Allison, as the cast lead singer aboard Holland America cruise lines.

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LIVE AUCTION DUCK HUNT FOR TWO AT THE AT THE BEAUTIFUL STAN JONES
MALLARD LODGE IN ALICIA, IN NORTHEAST ARKANSAS
100 FOR $100 RAFFLE
You and you guest will arrive on the afternoon before your early morning guided duck
Purchase your ticket at Evolve2020.GiveSmart.com and you may win a live auction hunt the next day! You will enjoy beautiful accommodations at the lodge as well as
item of your choice. dinner and hunt breakfast prepared by Lodge Chef Jay Taggart. Take a stroll in their
beautiful gardens or enjoy fabulous duck hunting stories around a robust outdoor fire
ARKANSAS RIVER DINNER CRUISE FOR 12 while you are at Stan Jones Mallard Lodge.
HOSTED BY PAUL HASTINGS

Donated by Paul Hastings
Enjoy a sunset cruise! Paul will host you on his 72' Christ Craft "Chief" boat for a three-
hour cruise along the Arkansas River. Dinner with all the fixings and dessert provided
by Count Porkula, one of the best BBQ restaurants in Little Rock. Local favorite Diamond
Bear will provide you with two cases of assorted beer.

ONE WEEK AT LAKE HOME FOR 14 AT GREERS FERRY

Donated by Melody and Steve Stanley, Red Door Gallery
Spend a week in a beautiful 3,000 square feet lake front house at Greers Ferry.The home
includes four bedrooms, three full baths, two Jacuzzi tubs, several living areas, a full-
size, fully-stocked kitchen, wet bar, game room, screened in porch, and so much more.

ORIGINAL OIL PAINTING BY ARKANSAS ARTIST BOB SNIDER ONE WEEK STAY IN COSTA RICA FOR 10

Donated by Bob Snider Spend seven nights in beautiful sunny Costa Rica on the dream vacation of your life!
Our painting tonight, framed and ready to hang, is one of his famous racehorse You can spend a full week at Vista Bonita Arenal or split a week between two villas in
paintings. It is 30 inches by 40 inches. You can have your personal Bob Snider original! Costa Rica: The Vista Bonita Arenal and the Vista Magnifica.
You’ll fly into Costa Rica and drive hour to either villa. If you split the week, it’s a two-
TEQUILA SCHOOL AT LOCAL LIME FOR 10 hour drive in between the mansions and there are adventures and fun things to do
along the way.
Spend a unique evening learning how to taste, appreciate and fully enjoy premium TheVista Bonita Arenal is a five-bedroom, six-bath luxury home on a beautiful one-acre
and rare tequilas with Local Lime's Beverage Manager. The Local Lime bar will be lake view estate. There’s a sports bar, infinity pool, heated spa, fully-equipped kitchen
reserved for your party of 10. You will begin the evening gathered around the bar, with and more. Includes daily maid service, cooking and laundry. The beaches are only an
salsas and a flight of very special tequilas representing each available style from select hour away and waterfalls, adventure parks, volcanoes and forests are even closer.
regions of Mexico. After learning about and experiencing each style variant, you'll begin The Vista Magnifica is a five-bedroom, 5.5 bath luxury villa, fully staffed, situated on
a full course tasting dinner by chef Ben Brainard. Each course will be accompanied by a beautifully landscaped hillside with a one-of-a-kind Pacific Ocean and beach view.
a special off-menu cocktail . It has an incredible infinity edge pool, fully equipped kitchen and Zen water garden.
Must be scheduled in advance for a Monday or Tuesday evening On-site staff provides daily maid services, meals and laundry. Your fun nearby activities
include a sunset cruise, ziplining and ATV tours.
9 Reservations are available in September or after and can be made a year or more in
advance. Restrictions: Cannot book the two weeks from Christmas to New Year’s Day.

THE BAND OF YOUR CHOICE FOR A PARTY OF 100
AT TWIN CITY LIMO OR A PLACE OF YOUR CHOOSING

Pick from Dizzy 7, Little Joe and the BK’s or the Rodney Block Collective for live music at
your celebration. Perhaps you need a band for a birthday party? A holiday celebration?
Company celebration? A wedding? Tonight’s your night!
Dizzy 7, Little Joe and the BK’s or Rodney Block Collective are ready to play for you!
Will play for any gorup of 50 people or more for up to two hours. Let your favorite band
bring the party to you! Let us know which namd you select! The party needs to be in
Little Rock or a 50 mile radius of Little Rock at a mutually agreeable date and time.
All COVID-19 restrictions must be followed. Ex. 8/1/2021 with flexibility.

Your gifts tonight support The Centers’mission of providing MHoveelpMinoguKnitdasins
specialized prevention, intervention and treatment
services that promote emotional and social wellness for Our team at Mangan Holcomb Partners/Team SI is proud to support
children and families in Arkansas. The Centers for Youth & Families and everything they do to advance
the health and well-being of Arkansas children and families.
  manganholcomb.com | teamsi.com
Last year, you made it possible to provide critical behavioral health care and
substance abuse services to more than 3,000 people all over Arkansas, from Proud Floral Sponsor of The Evolve Gala
newborns to senior citizens.  The Centers has the largest Therapeutic Foster
Care program in the state, with 60 foster families in six counties caring for 75
children every month.

The Centers is a national resource center for victims of human trafficking,
serving child and adolescent victims in Arkansas and other states. We are a
community resource, offering training and educational opportunities to raise
awareness and inform citizens about this growing crime.

The Centers is home to 82 boys and girls in Little Rock and 26 boys and girls at
our Southeast Arkansas Residential Center in Monticello. Our comprehensive
approach to care incorporates clinical, therapeutic and holistic modalities like
trauma-informed yoga, and art and music therapies.

The Centers has increased its capacity to serve the community by expanding
its physical footprint and adding to our team of highly qualified behavioral
therapists. We are now better able to serve adult populations, giving
individuals the tools they need to lead socially and emotionally healthy lives
through personalized counseling.

The Centers has entered into a cooperative agreement with Pulaski County to
provide mental health and other social supports for low-income residents.

For more information, visit CFYF.org.

501-666-3333 tiptonhurst.com

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children, families AUCTION SPONSORS
and communities.

Our

PRESENTED BY JUDY
TENENBAUM
COCKTAIL RECEPTION SPONSOR
BEVERAGE SPONSOR
DONNA AND MACK MCLARTY
FLORAL SPONSOR
GIVING CHALLENGE SPONSOR
HOST SPONSORS
“THE CHOICE” SINGER
SPONSORS Arkansas Children’s • Caterpillar • Centennial Bank • CHI St. Vincent
Crow-Burlingame Company/100 Years Strong • Datamax

Don Pfeifer and Maggie Hogan • Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas
Feelinthropic • First Financial Bank • Friday, Eldredge and Clark

Galley Support Innovations • Garver • Gill Ragon Owen
Goodwill Industries of Arkansas • Green Bay Packaging
Hudson Cisne & Co LLP • Jan Zimmerman and Connie and Ed Bennett
Kinco Constructors • Kutak Rock • Little Rock Eye Clinic
Masching Financial Group • McIlroy, Keen, Goodman CPAs
Paschall Strategic Advisors • Performance Food Group • Quality Trucking
Regions Bank • Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. McCarthy • Rose Law Firm
Sandra and Jon Marbaise • Simmons Bank • Southwest Power Pool
Stifel • Sysco • Today’s THV • Uniti • VSC Fire and Security
Windstream • Wright Lindsey Jennings • Zips Carwash

VIP PATRONS

Arkansas Pediatric Clinic • Donna & David Cone
Dr. Chad Rodgers & Eric McDaniel

Elizabeth & Van Tilbury/East Harding Construction
Impact Management Group • Kay & Bill Patton • Kelly & Brad Eichler

Martha & Bob Snider • Matt Olsen
Razorback Foundation​• Stephanie & Hank Kelley

SPECIAL THANKS

Amy Green Design • Arkansas Graphics • Taylor Jacks, L.O.P. Productions
Ben E. Keith Co. • Melisa Smock, Photography by Melisa

Melody & Steve Stanley, Red Door Gallery • Vickie Hendrix Siebenmorgen