DAV I D PAT R I C K C O LU M B IA GEN T LEM AN’S TOA S T WI T H QUE ST & ALE X ANDER KR AF T AT A SPRE Y IN NE W YORK
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Park West, scheduled to open in 2028, this support will ensure CMOM can continue expanding access to playful, research-driven learning experiences for all of New York City’s children and families today. Mrs. Tisch is President of the Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund, which is dedicated to expanding access and opportunity for all New Yorkers and fostering healthy and vibrant communities. Her philanthropy is rooted in her family’s legacy, extensive board service, and civic engagement. Her decades-long relationship actually began with a small storefront space in the mid-1970s. Under her leadership, 38 QUEST
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the Museum grew into Aspen Institute, Whitney a national model for Museum, Juilliard, and integrating health, culture, Lincoln Center. She is a education, and the arts for co-owner of the New York children and families of all Football Giants! She and backgrounds. her daughters Carolyn All these years later, Tisch Blodgett and EmMrs. Tisch continues to ily Tisch Sussman are lead the amco-owners of bitious capital Gotham FC. campaign to Mid-month fund its new in May. Beauhome — a tiful days with bold step that temps in the will more than mid-70s. A double its caperfect kind pacity and alof warm, just DPC and low the Museenough that you The Duke of Edinburgh um to expand can shortsleeve its outreach to families in it and feel at ease. shelters, Head Starts, and First things first. A correctional facilities city- luncheon at the Junior wide. League of the City of Mrs. Tisch also serves New York. The guest of on the boards of the honor was the Duke of
Kate Bartle and Michael McDunnough
Edinburgh, the youngest son of Elizabeth II and Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh. The house was built by Vincent Astor when he was married to his first wife. It was a mansion although Vincent had grown up in the house – a palace on Park Avenue and 65th Street with two actual residences under one roof, and a ballroom that could hold 1,000 guests— although the property was most of the block on 65th and Fifth Avenue where the famous Jewish temple covers the same space that Astor mansion covered. I accepted the invitation out of that typical curiosity or courtesy depending. I
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