Thank You to Goddess Gala Sponsors

The outpouring of support for our Goddess Gala on September 11th has been overwhelming. We would like to thank the following people, businesses and organizations for their help:

• LaDawn Black will be a celebrity judge for the costume contest. LaDawn Black is a relationship expert, author and radio personality. Black is the host of the number-one radio relationship show, The Love Zone, on Baltimore's 92Q.
  
  
• Anastasia Pike, principal harpist of the Washington, CD-based Capital City Symphony, has volunteered to perform. Anna is in her third season with the Capital City Symphony and opened the 2009-2010 season with a sold-out performance as concerto soloist.
  
  
• Affinity Dental Associates donated a Sapphire Teeth Whitening treatment for the silent auction. Drs. Egert, DeRoo, Wyett, Wrigley, Eisenberg, and Mutzig have over 65 years of combined experience delivering exceptional dental care to their patients.
  
  
• Baker Consulting creates, implements, and manage the full complement of marketing and planning activities.
  
  
• Baltimore Business Networking creates events and great opportunities to expand your business while benefiting the youth of Baltimore.
  
  
• The Chameleon Cafe donated a gift card. The Chameleon is a fine dining restaurant in Baltimore, Maryland. They offer a seasonal menu including delicious seafood and great wine.
  
  
• Chef Butterfield donated a gourmet dish. Chef Butterfield provides personal chef services and won "Best At-Home Chef" in Baltimore Magazine's 2009 Best of Baltimore issue.
  
  
• Epicenter exists to take the youth of Baltimore from the corner to a career through a safe, fun, encouraging, caring and accepting environment to build practical and empowering skills through education and performing arts.
  
  
• Goodwin Antique Art Glass donated a variety of pieces, which are over 80-110 years old. Goodwin Antique Art Glass offers a variety of art glass including Vaseline Opalescent, Epergne Vases, Victorian era Art Glass and other Fine Antiques.
  
  
• Harold Eustache of Eustache and James LLP donated an original painting from Haiti for the silent auction.
  
  
• Theresa Fauth of Dancing Tree Studios created ceramic artwork for the silent auction. She explores the production of fine ceramics by combining traditional techniques with unusual surface decoration.
  
  
• The Giggmohr Brothers, a talented group of musicians who play Rock, Blues, Rhythm & Blues and Originals, donated their time to perform at the Goddess Gala.
  
  
• Ferenc Teddy Gregor created a stone sculpture for the silent auction. A first generation Hungarian-American residing in Maryland, Ferenc began carving in 1987, utilizing natural materials, such as wood, horn, fossil ivories, and stone.
  
  
• Julie Huber, co-founder and creative director of Braeland Studios/Otis & Co., donated a piece of artwork for the silent auction.
  
  
• Larry Lewis, a professional metalsmith and owner of Forms in Metal, created two sterling silver Hunab-Ku pendants - prizes for the costume contest winners.
  
  
• Lyn Ostrov, an accomplished painter and art teacher at Friends School of Baltimore, donated one of her pieces entitled "Resting Under the Arbor" for the silent auction.
  
  
• Anna Osztreicher, Program Coordinator for the Diabetes and Pregnancy Education and Management Program at Sinai Hospital and Feeding the People Board Member, donated a painting for the silent auction.
  
  
• Glen Peak created a handcrafted hand drum with the Hunab-Ku symbol for the silent auction.
  
  
• MyCity4Her.com, a Goddess Gala media sponsor, is an online resource which exists to help women in business save time and increase their chances for success.
  
  
• Peak's Party Staffing Service coordinated catering and staffing for the Goddess Gala. Peak's provides the highest level of creative gourmet cuisine and gracious service.
  
  
• Tim Prendergast has donated his photography services. Tim is a Baltimore-based freelance photographer specializing in model/actor portfolios, wedding/corporate events, products and portraiture.
  
  
• Red Canoe Bookstore & Cafe donated a gift card. Their mission, to build community through the power of literacy, has expanded over the last few years to include nourishment of the body as well as the mind.
  
  
• Kim Turner donated a piece of fine jewelry from Silpada Designs Jewelry and a handbag from Miche Bag. Silpada Designs Jewelry is crafted from .925 sterling silver and semi-precious stones. Miche Bags are unique designer hand bags with interchangeable shells.
  
  
• Urbanite, a Goddess Gala media sponsor, is a free, four-color, monthly magazine about cities and city life as seen through the distinctive lens of Baltimore.
  
  
• Bonnie Wilner, a quilt artist and Waldorf teacher from Santa Fe, New Mexico, created a handmade quilt for the silent auction.