Tickets Available for Third Annual Hope Gala
Tickets for the third annual Hope Gala are now available through the New York City chapter of the Penn State Alumni Association. The THON benefit will be held Friday January 21, 2011 at 7:30 pm in Capitale, a restaurant on the Lower East Side.
Penn State quarterback coach Jay Paterno will host the event (and if you purchase a VIP ticket you get to hang out with him at a private cocktail hour). The Dylan Moser family will also speak at the event. Dylan’s family was adopted by Delta Zeta and Delta Tau Delta.
There will also be a silent auction featuring items like a one week stay in Mexico, tickets to an SNL broadcast, and plenty of autographed Joe Paterno memorabilia. Of course there will also be dinner, drinks, and dancing.
Here’s how the ticket prices break down:
- Early Bird Ticket ($180)
- VIP Ticket ($275)
- Table of 10 guests ($1700)
You can also donate directly to the Hope Gala. Check out the ticket pages for information on how much each is tax deductible.
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