Driven to Dine
Benefits Florida Heart Research Institute
Driven to Dine: Saturday, April 25, 2009
Departure venue to be announced
305-674-3020
Guests at the “Driven to Dine” event on April 25, 2009, will begin their festive evening with a sunset cocktail party. Last year’s event was held at the Indian Creek home of legendary NFL Coach Don and Mary Anne Shula. Participants sipped cocktails, provided by Terlato Wine and Pernod Ricard, and nibbled hors ‘d oeuvres from Le Cordon Bleu and Lyon & Lyon Catering while socializing with friends and enjoying the gracious hospitality of the Shulas. The excitement peaked when the envelopes were drawn containing the destination of the evening’s culinary surprise. The drivers knew, but the guests were still in suspense until they arrived for a delectable, heart healthy, multi-course meal prepared by one of Miami’s top chefs.
The chefs/restaurants that participated last year: Michael Gilligan/Atrio, Edgar Leal/Cacao, Capital Grille, Nina Compton/Casa Casuarina, Allen Susser/Chef Allen’s, Giancarla Bodoni/Escopazzo, John Suley/Joley, Mancini’s Ristorante, Kurtis Jantz/Neomi’s at the Trump, Cindy Hutson/Ortanique, Govind Armstrong/Table 8, Sean Brasel/Touch, Sean Bernal/Oceanaire, Jonathan Wright/The Restaurant at the Setai and Andrew Swersky/The Forge.
Priced at $500 per person or $5,000 for the limo (limo is limited to ten), this year’s Driven to Dine promises amazing food and tremendous fun, all for a great cause. For information or reservations, call 305-674-3020.
About Miami/Florida Heart Research Institute
Miami Heart Research Institute, Inc., doing business as Florida Heart Research Institute, is an independent public charity chartered in 1944. Originally founded as Miami Heart Institute, we sold the hospital component in 1993 and kept the same mission to stop heart disease through research, education and prevention.
FHRI is highly regarded in the medical community for its pioneering work in the study of heart disease and its risk factors. The Research Division aggressively employs a unique blend of scientific and clinical research in studying causes, effects and prevention of coronary diseases.
Prevention and education programs are provided to both the medical and lay community. Worksite wellness programs are available to corporations for a fee-for-service.
For more information visit www.floridaheart.org.
