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46th Annual Tribute to Black Women Luncheon

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On October 5th, 2024, CBWPA will host our 46th Annual Tribute to Black Women luncheon and awards ceremony, celebrating Black female luminaries of all ages for their societal contributions and dedication to effectuate change.

This year we are honored to welcome our Special Guest, Angela Rye, Esq. Rye is a Political Commentator and Journalist. She has 
served as the executive director and general counsel to the Congressional Black Caucus, functioned as Senior Advisor and Counsel to the House Committee on Homeland Security, worked at a political advocacy firm in Washington DC, and started her own youth-empowerment organization, IMPACT Strategies. She was a political commentator on CNN and has been featured on many media outlets, speaking out on a variety of legal, political, and social issues. She is currently a co-host on iHeart Radio's Native Land Pod

Join us for this exciting event! Our luncheon is our biggest fundraiser and has sold out for the past few years! We are proud to host this years luncheon at the Gaylord Resort and Convention Center



Date and Time

Saturday, October 5, 2024, 12:00 PM until 2:00 PM

Location

Gaylord Rockies Resort & Convention Center
6700 N Gaylord Rockies Blvd
Aurora, CO  80019
USA
(720) 452-6900

Category

Luncheon

Registration Info

Registration is closed
Payment In Full In Advance Only
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Activities/Items (Click the down-arrow to view details)
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Members Registration Table
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Individual Luncheon Ticket
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Full Table
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Hon. Gloria Tanner Sponsor $10,000
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Auntie Maxine Sponsor $7,500
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Ida B. Wells Sponsor $2500
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Candidate Package $1800
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Mentor/Youth Table $1000
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Vendor Booths $200

CBWPA endorses, supports candidates and ballot measures that will benefit and impact the black community.