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Glittering premiere for the first Kids’ Charity Gala Winterthur<br />

Daniel <strong>Model</strong> founded Kids’ Charity Gala, a not-for-profit organization, in the summer<br />

of 2001. After five successful events in Weinfelden, a Kids’ Charity Gala took place for<br />

the first time in Winterthur on 28 October 2006. The entire proceeds of the donations,<br />

ticket sales, raffle and auction will be divided between the following organizations<br />

without any deductions: the youth section of Pfadi Winterthur, a team handball club;<br />

the Wunderlampe Foundation; the Prova School of Music; and the Children’s Project of<br />

the Casino Theatre.<br />

As befits a gala, on Saturday evening the red carpet was rolled out in front of the Casino Theatre and<br />

the valet parking service whisked away the arriving cars. The guests – 130 luminaries from the worlds of<br />

business, culture and politics – strode in past magnificent flower arrangements in a blaze of flash lights.<br />

After a warm welcome from Daniel <strong>Model</strong>, the Weinfelden businessman who started the Kids’ Charity<br />

Gala, and Gögi Hofmann, the master of ceremonies for the evening, the guests were treated to a<br />

champagne aperitif before heading into the auditorium of the theatre. Comedian and magician Ken<br />

Bardowicks served up dexterity and skill with his customary charm and dry humour and soon had the<br />

audience wrapped around his finger. The guests then repaired to the banqueting hall, where between<br />

the courses of the gala dinner a programme presented by local children and youth kept them entertained:<br />

the Children’s Choir of the Prova Music Academy and members of the DAMO Rock’n’Roll Club drew<br />

enthusiastic applause.<br />

By the time of the draw, every single raffle ticket had been sold. Natalie Corti, Winterthur, was the lady<br />

of fortune who drew the winning numbers and handed out the three main prizes. Auctioneer Patrick Frey<br />

of the Casino Theatre did an excellent job persuading people to buy works of art and meetings with wellknown<br />

figures. The public were in a generous mood and bidding was keen. The proceeds from the sale<br />

of raffle tickets and the auction together amounted to more than CHF 50 000. Daniel <strong>Model</strong> was gratified<br />

with the evening proceedings and thanked his guests: «This premiere in Winterthur has been a success.<br />

We’ll be back.»<br />

Many thanks to our interview partners:<br />

Kägi Söhne <strong>AG</strong>, Rebecca Willi, www.kaegi-ag.ch<br />

Affaltrach Wine Cellars, Thomas Baumann, www.schlossaffaltrach.de<br />

Giovanelli Fruchtimport <strong>AG</strong>, Sergio Giovanelli, www.giovanelli.ch<br />

Donkey Design, Andrea Brandt, www.donkey.de<br />

Confiserie Sprüngli, Ester Crameri, www.spruengli.ch<br />

sia Abrasives Industries <strong>AG</strong>, Walter Gygli, www.sia-abrasives.com<br />

Swiss Post GLS, Patrick Maier, www.swisspost-gls.ch<br />

<strong>Model</strong> Box<br />

The <strong>Model</strong> Group customer magazine<br />

Volume 17, published quarterly<br />

© <strong>Model</strong> Management <strong>AG</strong>, 2006<br />

www.modelgroup.com<br />

PREVIEW<br />

Circulation<br />

3800 copies German, 1800 copies French, 500 copies English<br />

Editors<br />

Luis Flores, Editor-in-Chief, luis.flores@modelgroup.com<br />

Karin Bächer, karin.baecher@modelgroup.com<br />

Ruth Wiesmann, Editorial Assistant, ruth.wiesmann@modelgroup.com<br />

<strong>Model</strong> Management <strong>AG</strong>, T +41 (0) 71 626 76 21<br />

Layout<br />

dfp Kommunikation <strong>AG</strong>, Weinfelden<br />

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Printing<br />

heer druck ag, Sulgen

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