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PCC is 40! Come celebrate with us! May 10, 2010

Announcing a Luncheon in honor of our 40th Birthday

The 14th Annual "There's No Such Thing As A Free Lunch" Luncheon is fast approaching.  The event celebrates People's Community Clinic's 40 years of service to the Central Texas community.  Download an invitation and map.

When?

Monday, May 10, 2010
11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Where?

Renaissance Austin Hotel at the Arboretum
9721 Arboretum Boulevard (map)

Who?

Anna Deavere Smith, a noted acress, playwright and author

How?

Tickets are available for $250 each.
To purchase, contact Margaret Henkels (708-3106)

Anna Deavere Smith

Noted actress, playwright and author Anna Deavere Smith will join us this year as our featured presenter. Ms. Smith will be performing selections from her one-woman play Let Me Down Easy, which garnered rave reviews during its off-Broadway run and which Austinites remember from its preview at the Zach Scott Theater. During the play Ms. Smith presents a series of monologues in which she portrays individuals she interviewed about their experiences within the U.S. healthcare system. "I like to say it's about the power of the body, the cost of care and the resilience of the spirit," Smith says.

Ms. Smith is also a professor of performance studies at New York University and has appeared in the TV series Nurse Jackie and The West Wing. More information about Ms. Smith and the play is available in the New York Times and on NPR as well as on Ms. Smith's website.

Tickets

To purchase tickets, contact PCC's Director of Development Margaret Henkels or call (512) 708-3106.

Sponsorships

We invite you or your company to sponsor a table at the Luncheon! Sponsorships are available from $2,500 to $20,000. Download our 2010 Luncheon Information Packet , which contains more information about the day and sponsorship opportunities. For more information about underwriting the Luncheon, please contact PCC's Director of Development Margaret Henkels or call (512) 708-3106.

 

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