Grant’s Gala 2008 - Another great year!
Published August 30th, 2008Hotel Locations
Published July 2nd, 2008We have set up a block of rooms at the following hotel:
Springhill Suites-Downtown Memphis
21 N Main St
Memphis, TN 38103
(901) 522-2100
The rate for that room is $159.00 plus tax a night. It is located on Main Street and the trolley line, so you can take the trolley from the hotel down Main Street to the event location (Central Train Station).
Here are a few other hotels in the area:
Sleep Inn at Court Square
40 N. Front St.
Memphis, TN
(901) 522-9710
Doubletree Hotel Memphis Downtown
185 Union Avenue
Memphis, TN
901-528-1800
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Published June 2nd, 2008
For those of you who are interested, our menu for Grant’s Gal 2008 consists of the following:
- Beef Showboat carving station
- Turkey carving station
- Pasta Bar with 3 different sauces
- Mushrooms with Spinach and 3 cheeses
- Brucheta with Goat Cheese and Peppers
- Assorted Sweets
- Veggies with Ranch Dip (carrots, cucumbers, broccoli, and celery)
- Fruit Display with Kahlua Dip
- Spicy stuffed potatoes with cheese, bacon, and sour cream
- Hot Artichoke dip (plain)
Grant’s Gala 2008 - Venue Selected
Published January 25th, 2008We are pleased to announce that we have selected the Central Train Station in Memphis Tennessee as the venue for Grant’s Gala 2008. This location should accommodate us over the next few years as the event and attendance grows.
We look forward to seeing you all at the Central Train Station in August.
Grant’s Gala 2007 - A Truly Successful Event
Published August 5th, 2007RSVP Date for Grant’s Gala 2007
Published July 18th, 20072007 Event Location
Published February 23rd, 2007
2007 Charity
Published February 12th, 2007- CHDs are responsible for one third of all birth defect related deaths, making CHD the number one cause of birth defect related deaths.
- More than 50 percent of all children born with CHD will require a least one invasive surgery in their lifetime. Twenty percent of these children will not survive past their first year of life!
- CHD research is grossly under funded. Pediatric cancer research is five times higher than CHD research although twice as many children die from CHD each year in the United States than from all forms of childhood cancer combined.
- Research has already made a difference in the lives of thousands of children and their families. In the last decade, death rates for CHDs have declined by almost 30 percent because of the advances made through research. As more children’s heart abnormalities are treated, research is needed to meet the needs of CHD patients as they reach adulthood.
2007 Leadership Board
Published January 27th, 2007- Holly Goughnour (Gala Co-chair)
- Michael Goughnour (Gala Co-chair)
- Misty Arinder
- Hanna Dust
- Sue Gomila
- Ellie Goughnour
- Courtney Hardin
- Karen Ivey
- Danielle Romaguera
- Susan Smith
- DeSha Toohig
- Carrie Vruno
- Linda Wade
- Susan Walker