5th Annual Wine Women & Shoes Presented by Sergio Rossi
Benefits Miami Children's Health Foundation
Friday February 5, 2016 from 10:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
JW Marriott Marquis Miami
255 Biscayne Boulevard Way
786-624-2984 (Cristina Guerrero)
Cristina.Guerrero@MCHF.org
MCHF.org/WinewomenandShoes
The 5th Annual Wine, Women & Shoes presented by Sergio Rossi event provides an opportunity for women of all generations to slip into their stilettos and join together for shopping and fun with the common purpose of supporting world-class care at Nicklaus Children’s Hospital. This sophisticated event features “Shoe Guys,” wine tastings, a silent auction, a fashion marketplace and a fashion show.
Created for women who enjoy fine wine, great style, and supporting a noble cause, Wine Women & Shoes is one of the fastest-growing charity event series in the country. Wine Women & Shoes is a highly successful national fundraising event platform that offers sponsors a unique opportunity to place businesses in front of an ideal but hard to reach demographic: affluent, savvy women. Event Co-chairs: Criselda Breene & Carola Pimentel.
Be there. Be fabulous.
To purchase tables and seats or for sponsorship information, please contact Cristina Guerrero at 786-624-2984 or by email at Cristina.Guerrero@MCHF.org
About Miami Children’s Health Foundation
Miami Children’s Health Foundation (MCH Foundation) is a not-for profit 501(c)(3)organization established to support the creation of a world-class pediatric hospital so no child needs to leave South Florida for superior medical care. “Funding World-Class Care” and following the principle that all children deserve state-of-the-art pediatric care, MCH Foundation, now a part of the Miami Children’s Health System, has helped the 289-bed Nicklaus Children’s Hospital become a leader in pediatric healthcare with more than 650 attending physicians and over 130 pediatric sub-specialists. Currently, MCH Foundation is dedicating all its resources to Together For The Children, The Campaign For Miami Children’s, which aims to raise $150 million by 2017 and help fund priorities such as the expansion of the Emergency Department, construction of a new Advanced Pediatric Care Pavilion, enhancements to its three centers of excellence, and expanding global/telehealth endeavors. Other campaign priorities include research, pediatric outreach and special programs.
