Thaw Out the Night Cocktail Party and Benefit

Wednesday, January 11, 2012 at 7:30pm at The Saturday Club in Wayne, PA 19087

Kick off a shiny new year and get warm amid the glitter and melting ice sculptures at Philadelphia’s most talked about cocktail party and benefit! Mosey to the Main Line to view the shining stars and mix with the warm hearted.

Your New Year’s resolutions align as everyone joins in the excitement in bidding on a dazzling array of treats: a personal visit with “The Good Wife” TV Show, autographed Eagles' footballs, a year of in-home massages, First Growth Bordeaux, a personal tour and tasting at a goat cheese farm, and many more auction items will be awarded to generous bidders.

Come to party, network, or find your next hot date at this unforgettable night. Business leaders, professionals, and other gracious guests gather to savor dark chocolate fondue and sip delectable wines in our Historic 1898 Landmark setting on the Main Line.

Reserve your demitasse cup of spiced cider now because there’s only space for 150 at this standing room only event. All proceeds benefit the Take Back Night Foundation in supporting victims of abuse and violence.

Schedule of Events

7:30pm: Arrive and dethaw! Sample delectable dishes and sip under the stars.

8:00pm: Glow with generosity! Get 2012 going with a year of massage, golfing with celebrities or sporting event tickets!

8:45pm: Watch a world champion ice sculptor whittle ice blocks into a work of art to add heat to our night!

9:00pm: Moonbeams ahead: Bid on a beach hotel three night stay, Valentine's dinner with chef's tasting and spa Indulgence Days!

9:30pm: Melt away the night as you mingle and sway to the rhythm of our sound magician.

Special Thanks to our Event Sponsors: DGK Group and Wilkie Lexus

To make a donation, go to the "Tickets" page and select "Other Purchase."

For assistance: donate@takebackthenight.org 866.966.9013

More about the Take Back The Night Foundation

The TBTN Foundation is a 501(c)3 charity, formed in 1999 by Katie Koestner, who appeared on the cover of TIME Magazine at age 18 as the first woman to speak out nationally and publically as the victim of date rape. Take Back The Night seeks to end sexual violence in all of its forms including sexual assault, sexual abuse, dating violence, and domestic violence. TBTN empowers survivors in the healing process and inspires responsibility in all. Our goal is to create safe communities and respectful relationships through awareness events and initiatives.