Glamour Magazine's annual Don't Party
Cindi Leive and Tara Lipinski
Cindi Leive and Nicky Hilton
Bruce Willis, Robert Kraft, and Owen Wilson
On May 8th at Shakey’s Pizza on Santa Monica Blvd, Glamour Magazine and Editor in Chief Cindi Leive, held its annual Don’t Party.

The invitation read:

Wear your most shocking “Don’t”
And bring your old “Do’s” to Donate to Dress for Success

Dress For Success is a non-profit organization which provides underprivileged women with clothing before entering the workplace.
Guests included:
Aaron Paul
Aimee Osbourne
Alexis Arquette
Anson Mount
Ashley Scott
Ashley Simpson
Brian McFayden
Bruce Willis
Casey Affleck
Chino XL
Clayne Crawford
Danny Masterson
Dax Sheppard
Diego Serrano
Emilie de Ravin
Emile Hirsch
Eric Balfour
Ethan Embry
Gregory Smith
Hayley Arp
Jaron Lowenstein
Jennifer Morrison
Joel Michaelly
Joey & T
John Abrahams
Kimberly Stewart
Lance Bass
Lawrence Bender
Marieh Delfino
Mathew St. Patrick
May Anderson
Meave Quinlan
Michael Michelle
Mike De Luca
Nicole Eggert
Nicky Hilton
Owen Wilson
Peta Wilson
Rachael Leigh Cooke
Rhona Mitra
Sara Foster
Sean Lennon
Shane West
Shannon Elizabeth
Simon Rex
Steven Dorff
Tara Reid
Tia Carrere
Topher Grace
Tara Lipinksi
Wilmer Valderrama
Yoko Ono
Zachary Levi
Aimee Osbourne
Casey Affleck
Lance Bass
Danny Masterson and Wilmer Valdearrama
Yoko Ono and Sean Lennon
Rachael Leigh Cooke and Shane West
Dreamworks Mike DeLuca and friend
Hartwell Davila and Stephen Dorff



The Kips Bay Showhouse Gala, cochaired by Pilar Molyneux and Ketty Pucci-Sisti Maisonrouge
Robert Schwartz and Karen Williams St. Charles
The Secret Garden
Larry Laslo
Ed Ku and Etienne Coffinier
Charlotte Moss and Michelle Canning
Ron Brick, Gary Crain, Ann and Charles Mott, Betty Evans, and friend
Jamie Drake, Karen Kahn, and Larry Laslo with a friend
Robert Giberson, Bruce Norman Long, Michael Rosenberg, and Leonard Kowalski
Christina Azario of Frette and Seema Mehta of C&M Media
John Barman and Kelly Graham
Richard Mishaan
Carol Mercer and Lisa Verderosa in The Secret Garden
James Rixner
Richard Ridge and Roderick Denault



Big Brothers Big Sisters' 24th annual Sidewalks of New York Awards dinner
Charles McCurdy with his wife
Dr. Bart Chernow, Peggy Chernow, and Lynn Swann
Little Brother Joshua Renaud and David Komansky
Big Brother John Danny Madden, Little Brother Samuel Fields, Jr., and David Komansky
More than 1,000 people from the city's business community gathered at the Waldorf-Astoria to celebrate Big Brothers Big Sisters of NYC programs that continue to transform the lives of thousands of New York's boy and girls.

The 24th annual Sidewalks of New York Awards dinner set a record raising $1.6 million — the largest amount ever raised for an event in BBBS of NYC's 99 + year history.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of New York City began in 1904 as the first formalized mentoring program in the United States. Its case managers carefully screen adults who are interested in spending 6-10 hours a month with school-age children, primarily from single-parent families. Accepted volunteers are matched for a minimum period of one year. Parents and guardians are included in service delivery through orientation sessions, interviews and ongoing monitoring of the Big/Little relationship. On average, these relationships last three years, while their friendships often last a lifetime.
Sam Orlofsky, Arlyn Gardner, Eugene Mercy, and Al Fineman
Arlyn Gardner, Sue Morris, Alan Morris, and Iris Abrons
Dr. Bart Chernow, Peggy Chernow, and Ed Gardner
Ed Gardner, Senator Schumer, and Richard Parsons
Big Brother Tony Zolfo and Little Brother Joshua Renaud with Senator Charles Schumer
Big Sister Kay Martines, Senator Silvia Rhone, and Little Sister Samantha Moscoso

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