27th Annual Gourmet Gala Benefits the March of Dimes
This year the Gourmet Gala will be held at the Adams Mark Hotel in Downtown Buffalo. Tickets are $250 per person and all proceeds go to the March of Dimes. This year's theme, “A Star is Born”, will feature a champagne reception, cooking demonstrations and entertainment by Le Masquerade Fantasy Players. Masters of Ceremonies will be none other than WGRZ's Maryalice Demler and Kevin O’Neil, and the culinary judges will feature stars of the local food scene.
The March of Dimes is focused on research and education to prevent premature births, which effects millions of women and children every year. The need to eat healthy and get proper screening during pregnancy is extremely important, and the March of Dimes looks to local decision makers to help women in need get the necessary care required to keep themselves and their unborn child healthy.
The Gourmet Gala is just one of the ways The March of Dimes reaches out to the community for help and to raise awareness and educate. All tickets must be purchased prior to the event, and are on sale now through Wednesday, March 12. You can purchase tickets by calling the March of Dimes at 716.691.3805. More information can be found at the March of Dimes website.
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RisingDamp666
The Adam's Mark, eh? They'd better change their name to "The March of Nickels and Dimes".
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