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    Continue to Give

    Dallas nonprofits cope with the cancellation of crucial fundraisers due to coronavirus

    Lindsey Wilson
    Mar 26, 2020 | 3:27 pm
    Paul Jackson, Melanie Jackson, Shawna Kuykendall, John Kuykendall, Brooke Jackson, Jeff Jackson
    AWARE is already planning its 2021 gala.
    Photo by Dana Driensky and Rob Wythe/Gittings

    Normally, this is the time of year when Dallas' philanthropic set are tying bow ties, slipping into gowns, and opening their checkbooks to support their favorite nonprofits at glamorous fundraising galas.

    But COVID-19 had other plans. In the wake of orders to shelter in place, limit gatherings, and close venues, many of the spring society season's biggest events have been postponed or even outright canceled.

    Not only is this no fun for attendees who were looking forward to celebrity speakers, exciting auctions, and open bars, but it can have devastating consequences for the organizations that rely on this crucial fundraising.

    DIFFA/Dallas has already postponed its lavish House of DIFFA: Extravaganza party that was to be held in May, while the Mad Hatters Tea at the Dallas Arboretum and AWARE Affair have both been canceled.

    The Junior League of Dallas canceled its "Deep in the Heart of Texas"-themed Auction Party, which was to be held on March 28 at The Statler.

    "This event is one of the highlights of the year and it is also one of our biggest fundraisers, raising significant dollars for the JLD Community Service fund," says president Brooke Bailey. "Funds raised from this event send trained member volunteers and grants to 39 agencies across our city. It also benefits our three signature projects, provides scholarships for college-bound students, grants for innovative teaching programs, and a dynamic healthy eating program for students K-5.

    "As this crisis evolves and in the months that follow, our community will need the League's support even more."

    Equest, a group that works with horses to provide therapeutic treatments to kids and adults, canceled its April 25 gala as soon as the edict to stay at home was issued.

    "The proceeds from the gala account for 15 percent of Equest's annual revenue," says a representative of the nonprofit. "This budget also supports the care of 30 therapy horses and maintenance of the Equest facility. Every table and ticket purchased is extremely important to provide hope and healing to the thousands Equest serves annually, including veterans and their families who receive services at no charge."

    Gala chair Elizabeth Fischer and honorary chairs Lynn and Allan McBee say they are exploring hosting a virtual event, an option that may prove more popular if restrictions continue to limit gatherings.

    Groups that are known for hosting big-name celebrities might also have to rely on creative technology to continue drawing in the donations.

    Instead of welcoming more than 500 supporters to its Pot of Gold luncheon at the Omni Dallas on April 17, Rainbow Days is putting keynote speaker, honorary chair, and former Dallas Cowboys star Darren Woodson on camera for a virtual luncheon in June.

    Community Partners of Dallas was supposed to welcome legendary actress Diane Keaton to the popular Chick Lit Luncheon on March 27. Instead, organizers have to hope that their important work for Dallas and its surrounding areas will be enough for people to continue giving.

    "Our annual Chick Lit Luncheon is our largest fundraiser in which the net revenue raised goes directly to our operating fund, which enables us to annually serve 20,000 children in Dallas county through our partnership with Child Protective Services," says CPD's vice president of development, Joanna Clarke. "While we do not yet know the impact that canceling our luncheon will have on our organization, we are incredibly grateful to all of our luncheon donors, many of whom have transferred their sponsorships and table purchases into a direct donation.

    "We know that the children we serve will need us now more than ever."

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    Post Malone to headline 2025 Dallas Cattle Baron's Ball

    Stephanie Allmon Merry
    May 15, 2025 | 8:48 am
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    Post Malone will play at AT&T Stadium in Arlington on May 9, 2025.

    Superstar singer/rapper Post Malone will headline the 2025 Dallas Cattle Baron's Ball at Southfork Ranch.

    "Cattle Baron's Ball is thrilled to announce Grammy-nominated global superstar Post Malone as the headlining entertainer for the 2025 Cattle Baron's Ball, the world's largest single-night fundraiser for the American Cancer Society," the organization announced in an email to subscribers on May 15.

    The 52nd Cattle Baron's Ball will take place October 25, 2025 under the leadership of co-chairs Courtney Derderian and Nina Sachse. They've chosen the theme "All Cylinders."

    Chandler Walters will be the VIP Stage Performer. He's best known as the writer of Post Malone and Morgan Wallen's hit song "I Had Some Help" and is currently on tour with Post Malone.

    Post Malone is no stranger to DFW; his family moved to Grapevine when he was 10 years old when his dad got a job as manager of concessions for the Dallas Cowboys.

    His most recent show in DFW was "Post Malone Presents: The BIG ASS Stadium Tour," which played to a rollicking crowd at AT&T Stadium in Arlington on Friday, May 9. The tour was in support of Post's debut country album, 2024's F-1 Trillion, his third No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 chart. It was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Country Album, and two songs from the album were also nominated for Grammys.

    Since 1974, Cattle Baron's Ball has raised over $105 million for cancer research. The 2025 ball is presented by Texas Oncology, with entertainment sponsored by White Rhino Coffee.

    The early-bird ticket deadline for the always sold-out ball has been extended to June 1, organizers say. Following that, all tickets, tables, and underwriting levels will increase by 10 percent. According to the website, ticket and table packages currently run $3,500 to $150,500.

    For more information, tables and tickets, visit the CBB website.

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