Sharon Stone will attend this year’s An Evening With A View event for A Better LA.
The theme this year is “An Evening with a View,” where A Better LA will celebrate their tenth anniversary, the richness and diversity of the city, as well as ABLA’s successful gang prevention and intervention, community development and empowerment efforts.
As part of the evening’s agenda, A Better LA will offer participants insight into Los Angeles’ inner city culture, through a short documentary on ABLA’s partners and work. They will also honor the hardworking individuals who risk their lives every day to effect positive change in the communities they serve, as well as the strides that ABLA has taken as an organization, to help reduce gang violence and save lives.
“An Evening With a View” will feature a live auction hosted by Sharon Stone, a tribute to Pete Carroll, a silent art auction, and a tasting menu curated by Chef Joaquim Splichal of the Patina Restaurant Group featuring Josiah Citrin (Melisse), Celestino Drago (Drago Centro), Giacomino Drago (Il Pastaio), Ian Gresik (Drago Centro), Megan Logan (Nick + Stef’s Steakhouse), Walter Manzke, Monica May (Nickel Diner), Kris Morningstar (Ray’s & Stark Bar), Charles Olalia (Patina), John Sedlar (Rivera), and Yojisan Sushi.
A Better LA, founded by NFL coach Pete Carroll, is a nonprofit organization that supports market- and community-based solutions to restore peace, save lives, and give individuals living in inner city LA the resources and tools they need in order to thrive. A Better LA works with trusted partners to bridge racial divides, create safer environments for children and families, rebuild communities, and empower individuals to create a better future for themselves. By partnering with community-based organizations, A Better LA enables sustainable transformation to take root from within, offering all Angelenos reason to hope for a better tomorrow.
WHEN: Thursday, May 2, 2013
WHERE: AT&T Center – Penthouse 1150 South Olive
Downtown Los Angeles, CA 90015
Find out more here.
