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On November 18, 2005 From 6:00 P.M. until Midnight At the INAUGURAL BIKERS BALL Benefiting the Arizona Institute for Breast Health* |
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| Pink you’re tough?
This year more than 3900 women in Arizona will be diagnosed with breast cancer. Which of these women will you know? The Gypsy Riders of Greater Phoenix AZ are hosting the Inaugural Bikers Ball on Friday, November 18, 2005 at the Waterfront in Tempe as a fundraising event to support the Arizona Institute for Breast Health (AIBH). The eclectic Ball will feature cocktails, dinner, casino tables, fashions, motorcycles, and dancing to the The HEAT. At this inaugural ‘Pink and Black’ motorcycle themed ball, the highlights of the evening will be a live auction and the display of the Survivor Bike created by local motorcycle builder Ed Whittley, owner of Firebird Custom Choppers. Click here for Sponsorship Opportunities and Contact information * 90% of the proceeds will benefit AIBH |
| More Information about the Bikers Ball
Who is Invited? Motorcycle riders and philanthropic minded individuals 21 years and older. What is the Event? A Fundraiser Ball to Benefit the Arizona Institute for Breast Health. When is the Ball? Friday, November 18, 2005 Where is the Ball? The Waterfront Private Events on the Lake 5350 S. Lakeshore Drive Map to the Waterfront Tempe, AZ 85283 Click here for more information about the Waterfront What is the Cost? After November 15, 2005 $75.00 per person/$125.00 per couple. Last day for on line ticket sales is November 15, 2005. Tickets purchased after November 12, 2005 will be held at the door for pick-up on November 18, 2005 at 6:00 P.M or later. What is the Attire? The Bikers Ball theme is Pink and Black, but wear your favorite color. Recommended attire ranges from denim, leather, tuxedos and evening gowns to everything in between. You choose to dress to impress, express yourself, or a little of each. Gentlemen, if you wish to make a statement, wear a pink shirt or tie! Don’t you know that tough guys wear Pink? What is the Program? Cocktails 6:00 P.M. to 6:30 P.M. Dinner by Farrelli’s Catering 6:30 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. Casino Tables 6:00 P.M. to 8:30 P.M. Live Auction 8:30 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. Dancing to the HEAT 9:30 P.M. to Midnight Are any other Activities Planned? At the entrance to the Waterfront, several motorcycles will be on display from various local establishments. The featured bike will be Ed Whittley’s Survivor Bike which will be displayed front and center. Photographic Lee will take photos of individuals or couples and print on site. $5.00 from every photograph purchased will go back to AIBH. |
| More Information about Arizona Institute for Breast Health (AIBH) Arizona Institute for Breast Health was created to give women the opportunity to receive the best possible treatment for breast cancer. Formed by a consortium of medical professionals who have a deep and abiding commitment to raise the level of compassion and improve treatment outcomes, the Institute offers programs that address all of the issues involved with the disease - from prevention and education to specific treatment options. To learn more about AIBH visit their website at www.aibh.org |
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| Information about the Survivor Bike
Ed Whittley of Firebird Custom Choppers in Apache Junction thought the world of his grandmother, Annie Margarite Whittley, and he still does. Although she passed away several years ago from breast cancer, Ed thinks of his grandmother every day. To honor his grandmother and to help other women diagnosed with the disease, Ed built a beautiful custom chopper, the Survivor Bike that will be raffled off to support breast cancer awareness. The net proceeds of the ticket sales will benefit the Arizona Institute for Breast Health (AIBH). The Survivor Bike has a pink ribbon gracefully painted on the gas tank that flows down the soft curve of the bike to the rear fender. At the base of the fender is Ed’s tribute, a heartfelt expression of Ed’s love for his grandmother. The phrase simply reads, “For my Grandmother”. Ed plans to display the Survivor Bike at various public events starting in October. Raffle tickets are now available for purchase and will be on sale through April 9, 2006 when the winning ticket is drawn as part of Arizona Bike Week’s closing ceremony. Between 1,000 and 5,000 tickets will be sold at a price of $20 each. Tickets may be purchased from Ed, his employees, associates and family, the 3 Joetas Leathers locations, the Gypsy Riders Chapter of Women on Wheels, and other selective locations. For more details on the Survivor Bike and the raffle, including additional photos, please visit Firebird Custom Choppers website at www.firebirdcustomchoppers.com. PLEASE CHECK BACK WITH US IN LATE NOVEMBER TO PURCHASE RAFFLE TICKETS ON THE GYPSY RIDERS WEBSITE. If you would like to see the progress of this amazing bike click here |
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After November 15, 2005 $75.00 per person/$125.00 per couple. Tickets purchased through November 12, 2005 will be delivered via U.S. Mail. Tickets purchased after November 12, 2005 will be held at the door for pick-up on November 18, 2005 at 6:00 P.M or later. Tickets will be available for purchase on November 18, 2005 at the door |
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