Win Tickets To The San Francisco Social At The Glitzy Fairmont Hotel
We at 7×7 are proud to be a part of the 2011 San Francisco Social, a night of dancing, merriment and cocktails that supports KIPP Bay Area Schools, an organization that provides a stable network of free college-prep programs to low-income public schools in San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose and San Lorenzo.
Taking place on November 12 in the glitzy Pavilion Room at the Fairmont Hotel, young philanthropic leaders of the Bay Area can expect one of the most glamorous gatherings of the year (so dress in your Sunday best!), delicious hors d’oeuvres, an open bar, a silent auction, the tunes of DJ CAMS and Nick Rossi Jazz Trio, and a goodie bag filled with Benefit Cosmetics.
Taking place on November 12 in the glitzy Pavilion Room at the Fairmont Hotel, young philanthropic leaders of the Bay Area can expect one of the most glamorous gatherings of the year (so dress in your Sunday best!), delicious hors d’oeuvres, an open bar, a silent auction, the tunes of DJ CAMS and Nick Rossi Jazz Trio, and a goodie bag filled with Benefit Cosmetics.
KIPP Bay Area Schools is a remarkable network of schools that serve over 2,300 low-income students. With KIPP, 83% of these kids make it to college, compared to only 40% of low-income students on a national level. Over the years, the San Francisco Social has raised tens of thousands of dollars for local charities and now turns its support to KIPP, so keep these partnerships alive by attending this year.
You can grab tickets here, or score a pair through us! We’re giving away a pair of tickets to this fabulous party. Simply email your full name to events@7×7.com (subject line: SF SOCIAL TIX) by noon, Wed, 11/9/11. Winner will be notified via email. Must be 21 and over, winner IDs to be checked at Will Call during check-in.
The 2010 San Francisco Social
By Laura Mason on December 14, 2010 3:35 PM
We at 7×7 are proud to be a part of the 2010 San Francisco Social, a night of dancing, merriment and cocktails that supports KIPP Bay Area Schools, an organization that provides a crucial network of free college-prep schools to underprivileged kids
Taking place this Saturday, December 18th in the Crown Room at the Fairmont Hotel, young philanthropic leaders of the Bay Area can expect glitz and glamour, delicious hors d’oeuvres, an open bar, a silent auction, the tunes of DJ CAMS, and a goodie bag filled with Benefit Cosmetics.
Event donations start at $85, and it all goes to KIPP Bay Area Schools. This remarkable network of schools serves over 2,300 low-income students. With KIPP, 80% of these kids make it to college, compared to only 40% of low-income students on a national level. Over the years, the San Francisco Social has raised tens of thousands of dollars for local charities and now turns its support to KIPP, so keep these partnerships alive by attending this Saturday. See you there!
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The 2009 San Francisco Social
On December 18, the 2009 San Francisco Social was held to benefit the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, which is the city’s largest public arts institution and include the de Young and the Legion of Honor. Founded by Anderson Pugash, and co-chaired by Kelly Landers and Peter Oberndorf, the social honored the private funding for their operations, art endeavors, and exhibitions.
Founded in 1895 and located in the heart of Golden Gate Park, the de Young is San Francisco’s oldest museum, and their collections include decorative arts, American paintings; arts from Africa, Oceania, and the Americas; and western and non-western textiles. The museum is specifically acclaimed for its many educational arts programs for children and adults. Re-built and re-opened in 2005 and designed by architects Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Mueron, de Young is one of the city’s most beloved museums.
The Legion of Honor is a beautiful building located in San Francisco’s Lincoln Park that was built to commemorate Californian soldiers who died in World War I. Overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the Golden Gate Bridge, and all of San Francisco, the Legion’s collections include European decorative arts, paintings, ancient art, and one of country’s finest collections of works on paper including prints, drawings, photographs, and books.
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Marin natives behind holiday benefit for philanthropic 20-somethings
Anderson Pugash and Kelly Cregg know how lucky they are to have grown up wealthy in Marin County, with all the opportunities and privileges that brings. And now they feel it’s time for them to give back.
Both are college grads in their 20s who come from prominent Marin families that instilled in them the value of art and music and culture.
Pugash, who’s 23 and grew up in Tiburon, is the founder of the San Francisco Social, an annual holiday season benefit party for philanthropic-minded young people from Marin, San Francisco and the Peninsula.
Set for Dec. 18 at the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco, it’s a benefit for the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, namely the de Young and the Legion of Honor. Pugash expects to raise $16,000 to $17,000 for them.
“We are delighted that these young art enthusiasts and supporters have chosen to celebrate the season with an event to benefit the Fine Arts Museums,” said museums director John Buchanan.
Cregg is the 25-year-old daughter of rock star Huey Lewis and his wife, Sidney. She has been on the organizing committee for the social since its inception for years ago.
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