Houston’s Heart Ball Pulls in $2.3 Million in One Touching Night
Difference Making in Red
By Shelby Hodge //
Photography Alexander's Fine Portrait Design
What: The American Heart Association Heart Ball
Where: The Hilton Americas-Houston
PC Moment: Seven hundred guests and corporate sponsors ponied up a grand total of $2.3 million for a heartfelt night that spotlighted community honorees Arvia and Jason Few and medical honoree Dr. David Persse. Among those sponsors contributing heavily to the bottom line was Tenenbaum Jewelers, represented by Tony Bradfield, Kevin Black, and Christina Stith, the trio accompanied by their BFF Marguerite Swartz.
Taking bows as successful gala chairs Debbie and Jack B. Moore. They shared the spotlight with the honored family of Kenya and Kelli Cager, who shared their family which experienced first hand the challenge of a child with a congenital heart defect.
Following dinner, the night rocked on with the AHA Young Professionals’ party headlined by the Georgia Bridgwater Orchestra.
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