Come join us at our

Third Annual Benefit & Awards Celebration

Sept. 16, 2008 6pm – 9pm

Penthouse at One Metro Center

(700 12th St NW, Washington, DC)

Celebrity Auction: "13" Is A Lucky Number

1.  Legendary investigative journalist Kitty Kelley has a private luncheon with you

2.  Romantic dinner at home with the authors of Love in Black and White, Janet and Bill Cohen

3.  Washington Week moderator Gwen Ifill takes you on a behind the scenes PBS tour

4.  Meet acclaimed public intellectual and best-selling author Michael Eric Dyson for lunch

5.  Tea at Peacock Alley with Septime Webre, Washington Ballet artistic director

6.  Morning workout with Mayor Adrian Fenty and his triathlon team

7.  Lunch with Washington insider and FOB Eric Holder at the Cosmos Club

8.  One City conversation and lunch with DC power broker and city council chairman, Vincent Gray

9.  Talk sports with Washington Wizards forward Antawn Jamison over lunch at the Verizon Center

10. Four tickets to a holiday tradition, The Nutcracker, and a backstage tour with Septime Webre

11. Chew the fat with Washington Post columnist and associate editor Eugene Robinson

12. Hear about history in the making with the first female Secretary of State Madeleine Albright

13.  The DC View: A Salon of Phenomenal Women gives you a chance to hear it all first

Tickets are $150 for an individual and $275 per couple/two people.

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To purchase tickets, you may also send a check made payable to "DC Campaign" to Doris Warrell, 1112 11th Street NW, Suite 100, Washington DC 20001.

Teen pregnancy lies at the root of many problems we face as a community and is linked to school failure, poverty, violence and substance abuse. DC Campaign has created a series of fact sheets that connect teen pregnancy to other issues. To get a thumb nail sketch, read these fact sheets.

• Teen Pregnancy and Alcohol shows the connection between teen alcohol consumption and teen pregnancy
• 2007 Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS) Comparison for High School shows that DC teens are exhibiting riskier behaviors compared to teens nationally and have shown an increase in three areas since the 2005 YRBS.
• 2005 and 2007 Youth Risk Behavior Survey Comparison for Middle School shows that middle school students in grades six through eight are exhibiting risky behaviors.

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