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CHARITY SPOTLIGHT A LOOK BACK AT RECENT EVENTS Compiled by Erica Lopez Executive Director, Variety— the Children’s Charity of the United States VARIETY OF DC ZOOTOPIA SCREENING n More than 150 tickets were purchased for Variety of DC’s screening of Zootopia at the AMC Courthouse in Arlington. Attendees picked up free popcorn and soda, courtesy of AMC, and then attended a dessert reception in the upper lobby for delicious treats. Evan Paprocki, a senior PT from Children’s Hospital in D.C., joined organizers onstage prior to the movie and talked about the huge impact mobility bikes have on the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of kids with disabilities. Sponsored by Coca-Cola and Dolby, the event made a net profit for the charity of more than $9,000. VARIETY OF THE UNITED STATES ADAPTIVE BIKE PRESENTATION AT CINEMACON n In partnership with Variety’s entertainment industry supporters, Variety of the United States granted a specially designed adaptive bicycle to six-year-old Las Vegas resident Gretchen Templeton at the All-Industry Breakfast. Gretchen is unable to ride a typical bike, but her new adaptive bike, which cost $1,000, is outfitted to her needs so she can ride it safely and independently. It will be a fantastic way to exercise and participate in outdoor activities with her family. Her parents are thrilled that Gretchen can finally ride bikes with her four-year-old sister, Avrie. 20 BoxOffice ® MAY 2016
YOUNG VARIETY OF NEW YORK 2ND ANNUAL OPEN YOUR HEART n Approximately 150 young professionals from the tristate area were treated to unlimited Brooklyn Brewery beer and tasty food from local vendors. There were amazing raffle prizes including VIP tickets and a meet and greet with Larry Wilmore. As an added bonus, this year guests flocked to the Bosco photo booth where they were able to immediately share their experiences on social media and download their photos. The event raised more than $3,000. VARIETY OF TEXAS PEACEABLE KINGDOM RETREAT FOR CHILDREN, ALTERNATIVE SPRING BREAK n Students (above) from University of Michigan, Northeastern University, and University of Texas sent students for an alternative spring break to help make an impact on the kids who spend their days at Variety’s Peaceable Kingdom Retreat for Children. VARIETY OF TEXAS MARCH 2016 REIN RABAKUKK HEART OF VARIETY FUND MEETING n Variety of Texas approved $32,000 in funding for Texas children with special needs in March. Nine-month-old Ava Martinez (left) of Houston, Texas, was among the recipients who received the necessary funds to purchase a cranial helmet to help reshape the flatness in her head, which prohibits child development. VARIETY OF TEXAS VARIETY NIGHT AT THE AUSTIN SPURS GAME n Through the Variety at Work program, 200 kids with special needs attended the Austin Spurs basketball game. The Variety at Work program allows families who have children with special needs to get out into their community without the financial burden. Meet Lydia and Jack Shurtz, (right). VARIETY OF TEXAS PEACEABLE KINGDOM RETREAT FOR CHILDREN n Baylor’s Scott and White Hospital brought teens whose medical needs require frequent stays in the hospital to Variety’s Peaceable Kingdom Retreat to enjoy a much needed weekend in the Texas Hill Country. VARIETY OF TEXAS SENSORY FRIENDLY DAY AT HOUSTON CHILDREN’S MUSEUM n Through the Variety at Work program, 50 children were invited to experience a Sensory Friendly Day at the Houston Children’s Museum, taking in all of the exhibits with lower lighting and sound. MAY 2016 BoxOffice ® 21
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