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September 2015 - Dallas

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BENEFICIARY THE MISSION THE PROJECT COMMITMENT CALLIER CENTER FOR COMMUNICATION DISORDERS Connecting children to the world around them. Pediatric Hearing Aid Project. $630,000 CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF DALLAS Investing in the future of children. School Readiness Program. $575,000 DALLAS CHILDREN'S THEATER Engaging children through the power and magic of live theater. Sensory-Friendly Initiative Expansion. $564,400 DALLAS LIFE A tradition of loving and caring for homeless children. Kids LIFE Program. $546,919 DALLAS SERVICES Experiencing the world through better vision. Vision for Children. $646,064 FAMILY COMPASS Because all children have a right to their innocence. Healthy Families Program. $600,000 H.I.S. BRIDGEBUILDERS Restoration through sports, one young life at a time. Crossover Athletics. $539,450 INTERFAITH HOUSING COALITION Every night, every child, a home and hope for the future. Childcare & Youth Services Center. $500,000 MARY CROWLEY CANCER RESEARCH CENTER Hope lives here. Ewing's Sarcoma Pediatric Research Program. $500,000 NORTH TEXAS FOOD BANK Food for the weekend, hope for a lifetime. Food 4 Kids Backpack Program. $750,000 TEXAS HEALTH RESOURCES FOUNDATION Healing hands. Caring hearts. Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) Program. $459,124 WEARING: TEMPERLEY LONDON. JEWELRY: DAVID WEBB. SHOES: RENE CAOVILLA. WHICH OF THE 2015 CRYSTAL CHARITY BALL BENEFICIARIES ARE CLOSEST TO YOUR HEART? I'm always amazed at the amount of care that The Crystal Charity Ball Committee takes in finding the most deserving of the myriad of groups in our community. I love that CCB supports one of the causes dearest to my heart … precious children. BEST MISTAKE YOU EVER MADE. What I thought would surely be a mistake 13 years ago was accepting an invitation for a blind date. I hated blind dates. But as it turned out, it wasn't a mistake at all. I met my husband of 12 years. THREE FAMOUS PEOPLE YOU WOULD INVITE TO THE LUNCHEON? I would choose my great-grandparents, W.L. Moody Jr. and Libby Rice Shearn Moody — first, because I would love to meet them, and second, to show them how much their generosity has accomplished. I would also invite Coco Chanel, because I think she's the quintessential fashion icon and the center of the style universe. Francie MOODY-DAHLBERG WEARING: AKRIS. JEWELRY: HER OWN. SHOES: MANOLO BLAHNIK. YOUR FIRST EXPERIENCE VOLUNTEERING FOR THE BENEFICIARIES? My favorite memory of volunteering for The Crystal Charity Ball happened during my first year of service, about 20 years ago. I was assigned to partner with darling Linda Bomar to research an organization in West Dallas headed by Arrvel Wilson. That organization was the genesis of West Dallas Community School and Center. It's humbling and thrilling to think that CCB played a small role in helping Arrvel launch his very big dream, by providing the first large grant to this ongoing success story. MOST MEMORABLE CCB LUNCHEON AND FASHION SHOW? The first Oscar de la Renta show. At the cocktail party the evening before, Oscar was the quintessential gentleman and such an elegant conversationalist — my husband and I were sorry when the evening ended. And, of course, the next day was a visual feast of colors, fabrics, details … I don't know of a woman who does not feel her feminine best when wearing this American artistry. So it feels a bit poetic for me to come full circle and participate in this year's style show. I am forever a fan! Sarah PEROT THE CRYSTAL CHARITY BALL HALL OF FAME HONOREE Francie Moody-Dahlberg, Sarah Perot

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