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TOP 5 THINGS ABOUT OUR 2017 PRESIDENTS DINNER

Cathy Gardner | March 22, 2017
TOP 5 THINGS ABOUT OUR 2017 PRESIDENTS DINNER

The Jewish Federation of Greater Dayton is proud to present the third Annual Presidents Dinner on Sunday, May 7, 2017. This premier event honors the legacy of its past presidents with world renowned speakers who inspire our community with a global message on an intimate level. You don’t want to miss this year’s dinner!

FAQ

1. When and where is the Presidents Dinner?

The Presidents Dinner will be held on Sunday, May 7 at the Boonshoft Center for Jewish Culture & Education (525 Versailles Dr., Centerville, 45459). The reception begins at 5pm. Dinner begins at 6pm.

2. Who is speaking at the dinner?

Our Keynote Speaker this year is Dr. Deborah Lipstadt, historian and Dorot Professor of Modern Jewish History & Holocaust Studies at Emory University. DR. LIPSTADT STANDS AS A BEACON OF STRENGTH AND TRUTH IN A TIME OF RESURGENT ANTI-SEMITISM.
We will also debut a new video that features community members speaking about how Federation has positively impacted their lives.

3. What is the cost?

Young Adult Tickets are $35 each. Individual tickets are $75 each. Patron tables are also available for $2,000/table, which includes 8 seats for dinner, along with program recognition.

4. What is being served for dinner?

You have a choice between the following entrees:

– Challah Crusted Barramundi fillet
– Pecan Crusted Chicken breast
– Vegetarian Portabella Wellington

Each entrée will be served with a side of wild rice pilaf and roasted asparagus.

5. When do I need to make my reservation?

We anticipate this event will sell out. We encourage making reservations be made as soon as possible.
In order to reserve your spot. The deadline is April 29th. If you would like to make your reservation over the phone with a credit card, please contact Alisa Thomas at 937-610-1796, or you may go online to www.jewishdayton.org. Please contact Juliet Glaser at 937-401-1541 or jglaser@jfgd.net with any questions you may have.

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