2024's Friends and Families Luncheon will be held on March 6th, 2024 at the River Oaks Country Club.

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Luncheon Co-Chairs:

Maya Pomroy, Nina Rand, Mehgan Wichuk

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Keynote: New York Times best-selling author and former Stanford University Dean of Freshmen, Julie Lythcott-Haims will be our keynote speaker. Julie is best known for her book How to Raise an Adult: Break Free of the Overparenting Trap and Prepare Your Kid for Success, which gave rise to a popular TED Talk. Julie will provide insightful strategies to help parents build agency and resilience in their children.  

$25,000 Presenting Sponsor

 
• Premier table for 12 guests at the luncheon.
 
• An autographed copy of Julie Lythcott-Haims book Your Turn: How to Be an Adult for each table guest.
 
• Opportunity to sponsor two schools (or other organization groups) of sponsor’s choice for a free Museum tour.
 
• Recognition in the invitation, the program, the Museum’s Good News newsletter and the Museum’s 2023 Annual Report.

$15,000 Benefactor

 
• Prominent table for 10 guests at the luncheon.
 
• An autographed copy of Julie Lythcott-Haims book Your Turn: How to Be an Adult for each table guest.
 
• Recognition in the invitation, the program, the Museum’s Good News newsletter and the Museum’s 2023 Annual Report.

$10,000 Patron

 
• Prime table for ten guests at the luncheon.
 
• An autographed copy of Julie Lythcott-Haims book Your Turn: How to Be an Adult for each table guest.
 
• Recognition in the invitation, the program, the Museum’s Good News newsletter and the Museum’s 2023 Annual Report.

$5,000 Friend

 
• Preferred table for 10 guests.
 
• An autographed copy Julie Lythcott-Haims book Your Turn: How to Be an Adult for each table guest.
 
• Recognition in the invitation, the program, the Museum’s Good News newsletter and the Museum’s 2023 Annual Report.

$3,000 Supporter

 
• Table for 10 guests at the luncheon.
 
• Recognition in the invitation, the program, the Museum’s Good News newsletter and the Museum’s 2023 Annual Report.

$500 Individual Friend

 
• Seating for one at the luncheon.
 
• Recognition in the invitation and program.

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