Join Concerned Black Men of Massachusetts, Inc. as we celebrate 20 years of continuous academic and social enrichment services for our youth 20TH ANNIVERSARY Saturday, April 17th, 2010 9am - 12noon Cambridge Center Marriott $40 in advance • $50 at the door Special Guests Emmy Award-winning journalist Byron Pitts Chief National Correspondent for 'CBS Evening News with Katie Couric' Contributor to '60 Minutes' and 2010 Paul Robeson Award Recipient, plus CBMM Founders and Educators Dr. Edgar Smith • Dr. Clarence Williams Outstanding Youth Achievement Awards and the Sleeping Bee Jazz Ensemble Help CBMM continue supporting our youth for many years to come For more information Proceeds benefit the
Families Welcome!! Advance Tickets Tickets at the door NOTE: This event usually sells out in advance Buy tickets online or buy
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Sponsorship Opportunities
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Major Sponsor |
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Platinum $1,800 |
Premium seating for 10 + full-page black & white ad and listing | |
| Gold $1,500 |
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| Silver $800 |
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| Bronze $550 |
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Breakfast Sponsor Kit
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Help CBMM's youth mentorship program, operating each week from its base at Northeastern University, to offer positive and constructive alternatives to crime, violence, drugs, and declining scholastic achievement. Together we can give urban youth the tools they need to succeed!
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