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    Virtual parties

    6 new Dallas charity fetes and fundraisers reveal pandemic-safer plans

    Stephanie Allmon Merry
    Mar 12, 2021 | 9:33 am

    Dallas-area nonprofits have been getting creative to present fundraising events for the past year. Ever since coronavirus began forcing big gatherings to cancel in March 2020, gala auctions have gone virtual, pre-recorded luncheons and fashion shows have streamed, and a few popular parties have turned into TV events with celebrity hosts.

    One thing hasn't changed: The organizations' need to raise funds to provide critical services to the community. In fact, their need is greater than ever now.

    Below are the latest nonprofit events being held in more pandemic-friendly formats (find previously announced events here, here, and here). Here's what they're doing and how to join in — even from home.

    33rd Annual Jim Bradshaw Memorial Stars in Recovery, April 15
    The Annual Jim Bradshaw Memorial Stars in Recovery event will feature a conversation with singer/songwriter Ray Wylie Hubbard. The afternoon event, chaired by Shauna Jenkins, will be offered both live and virtually from Artspace111 in Fort Worth. Proceeds will benefit the Recovery Resource Council, which assists individuals and families struggling with alcohol, substance misuse, and trauma. Virtual tickets are $100, and in-person tickets are $200. For more information and tickets, visit the website.

    Girls on the Run presents Run for Her Virtual Community 5K, April 24-25
    Girls on the Run of the DFW Metroplex will present the Run for Her Virtual Community 5K, in which participants can run, walk, bike, stroll, or roll. Participants can choose their own route, race date, and time on April 24 or 25 to support their local nonprofit chapter of Girls on the Run, a physical activity-based, positive youth development program for girls in 3rd to 8th grade. Registration includes an event T-shirt, medal, and race bib. The race packet can be shipped or in-person pick up will be available on April 17 and April 22, with details provided at registration. For more information and registration, $40, visit the website.

    Park Cities Historic and Preservation Society Virtual Home Tour, April 24
    The annual Park Cities Historic and Preservation Society Home Tour will go entirely virtual beginning at 10 am Saturday, April 24 and continuing for 48 hours. Traditionally, the PCHPS spring events also feature a Distinguished Speaker Luncheon and Classic and Antique Car Show. Due to COVID-19, those events will be moved to fall 2021. Tish Key is the event chair, and Jan and Trevor Rees-Jones are honorary chairs. Polly McKeithen and Jana Paul are co-presidents of PCHPS. One of the highlights of the tour will be the Williams House, which the Rees-Joneses purchased to save from demolition, and is featured in the new book A House for Texas. Virtual tour tickets are $20, with a VIP "Patron Porch Party" level available for $250. For more information and tickets, visit www.pchps.org.

    Dallas Symphony Orchestra League’s annual Savor the Symphony, April 29
    Savor the Symphony will be a hybrid event this year. Ticket holders have two choices: They can enjoy a champagne reception, seated wine dinner, and wine auction in person at The Ritz-Carlton, Dallas; or they can opt to have their three-course dinner and wines delivered to their home with the event program streamed directly to them. The program will feature two past chairs of Savor the Symphony who also happen to be the owners of Texas wineries: Rose Mary Gatlin from Inwood Estates Winery and Nan Michelle Anderson of Triple N Ranch Winery. Honorary chair is Roberta Corbett, and event chair is Sharon Ballew; Anne Ligon is the DSOL President. Proceeds will benefit the Dallas Symphony Orchestra education and outreach programs. Virtual tickets (no dinner) are $100, and additional patron levels begin at $275. For more information and tickets, visit dallassymphonyleague.com.

    Texas Women’s Foundation Leadership Forum & Awards Celebration, April 29
    The virtual Texas Women’s Foundation’s Leadership Forum & Awards Celebration will honor the recipients of its 2021 Maura Women Helping Women and Young Leader Awards, which recognize leaders who have positively impacted the lives of women and girls. The event’s keynote speaker is Adriana Gascoigne, author of Tech Boss Lady and founder and CEO of Girls in Tech. The honorees are Trisha Cunningham, Jin-Ya Huang, Revati “Rani” Puranik, Judy Treviño, Cheryl Polote Williamson, Diana Mao, and Kim Roxie, and event chairs are Hattie Hill and Jana Etheridge. Attendees will select and join one of the breakout Leadership Forums, featuring a moderated discussion with the award recipients about key issues and their own pathways to leadership. There will be opportunities for event attendees to interact and participate. The event begins at 10 am, and tickets, $42, are available at txwfleadership.org.

    Resource Center presents Toast To Life Venetian Carnival, May 1
    Resource Center’s 23rd annual Toast To Life Venetian Carnival, presented by ASP Cares Pharmacy, will be a virtual event featuring streamed tunes by DJ Blake Ward, entertainment, and a silent auction. The event will be hosted by Steve Kemble and co-chaired by Brittanie Buchanan Oleniczak and Darin Kunz. It begins at 7 pm. All proceeds benefit services and programs of the Resource Center, which empowers the LGBTQ communities and all people affected by HIV. Admission is free. For more information, visit the website.

    Michael and Fallon Hennessy at the 2019 Savor the Symphony event.

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    Michael and Fallon Hennessy at the 2019 Savor the Symphony event.
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    Tops in Texas

    Dallas makes top 10 list of cities with most millionaires in America

    John Egan
    May 21, 2025 | 9:31 am
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    Dallas is rolling in millionaires and a new list offers the proof: A study of the Top 10 Wealthiest Cities in USA by residency and citizenship consultant Henley & Partners puts Dallas at No. 6 — home to 72,400 millionaires as of December 2024.

    As if that's not enough, Dallas also has 135 centi-millionaires — meaning they're worth $100 million or more — and 16 billionaires.

    According to the study, the number of millionaires in Dallas grew 85 percent from 2014 to 2024.

    The study pointed out that Dallas “has seen very strong wealth growth over the past two decades, driven in part by the relocation of several major corporate headquarters to the city. Prominent companies based in the Dallas-Fort Worth area include AT&T, CBRE, Caterpillar, American Airlines, Charles Schwab, and Texas Instruments.”

    Houston was the richest city in Texas, coming in at no. 5 and beating Dallas by one place. Austin just squeezed in at 10th place but is rushing to catch up: It had the greatest increase in number of richy-rich in the past decade.

    Here’s the rundown for Houston and Austin:

    • Houston — 81,800 millionaires, 210 centi-millionaires, and 16 billionaires. Millionaire growth rate from 2014 to 2024: 75 percent.
    • Austin — 32,000 millionaires, 90 centi-millionaires, and 10 billionaires. Millionaire growth rate from 2014 to 2024: 90 percent.

    In its comments about Houston, the study pointed out that “America’s energy capital, Houston, is a global leader in engineering and aeronautics. It is also home to 24 Fortune 500 companies — the third-highest number among U.S. cities, after New York and Chicago."

    Regarding Austin, the study said: “With its booming tech sector, Austin has been dubbed ‘Silicon Hills.’ Several major tech companies have moved their headquarters to the city over the past decade, most notably Tesla. Texas’s low state taxes add to Austin’s appeal. While wealth growth in the city has slowed over the past couple of years, it remains very impressive when viewed over the past decade as a whole.”

    New York City topped the overall list, boasting 384,500 millionaires, 818 centi-millionaires and 66 billionaires. But Texas is the only state with three millionaire hubs in the top 10.

    On a separate Henley & Partners list, Houston took the No. 5 spot for the most centi-millionaires in the U.S. Dallas ranked seventh and Austin ranked 12th.

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