When: September 25th 2020
Where: Terrace at Cedar Hill, Charlotte, North Carolina
Buy tickets now: https://atriumhealthfoundation.org/cottie-and-cake/
Be a part of the hope . Consider being a sponsor for NIC of Time, an evening of live music, delicious food, and inspiring celebrations. If you cannot make the event but wish to donate, any amount is appreciated! CORPORATE SPONSORSHIPS:
Event Spons
or ($25,000 and up)
- Recognition on the Save-the-Date
- Recognition as the Video Sponsor
- Corporate Logo on the Carolinas HealthCare Foundation website
- Opportunity to appear on Charlotte Today to speak about the event
- Speaking Opportunity at the event
- Admission of up to fifteen guests
- All of the Corporate Sponsor benefits listed below
Entertainment Sponsor ($15,00 and up)
- Recognized as the Photo Booth Sponsor
- Recognized as the Band/DJ Sponsor
- Recognized as the Auction Sponsor
- Corporate Logo on the Carolinas HealthCare Foundation website
- Recognition on the Levine Children’s Hospital Website
- Admission of up to twelve guests
- All of the Corporate Sponsor benefits listed below
Awareness Sponsor ($10,000 and up)
- Corporate Logo on “factoid signs” about the NICU and the Charlotte Fetal Care Center placed around the event
- Corporate logo on the “Inquiry Cards” handed out to guests at the end of the evening
- Admission of up to ten guests
INDIVIDUAL SPONSORSHIPS
Event Host ($500+)
- 2 tickets to the event
- Name on signage at the event
- Name on invitation
- Invitations for up to 10 people (5 couples)
ATTENDEES
All tickets are $125 per person (early bird pricing)...will increase to $150 six weeks prior to event!
-dinner
-cocktails
-live music
-great time
-support a great cause
All contributions are tax deductible in accordance with IRS regulations. The estimated value received for food and beverages associated with the event is $65 per person,
reducing the tax-deductible amount of the charitable contribution. Checks should be made payable to:
Neonatal Intensive Care Fund, and mailed to Carolinas HealthCare Foundation, P.O.Box 32861, Charlotte, North Carolina, 28232. Attention: Sheri Joseph. Please call
(704) 355-1956 for further information. Committee Members:
Meghan Hampton
Miranda Miller
Lindsay Howard
Fran Russ
Chelsea MacMeekin
Pam Fisher
Hal Eban
Cheryl Rosenburg
Don Russ
Katherine Culp
Megan Walton
Levine Children's Hospital
Provides the highest level of neonatal care in the region. Unique specialized services include: heart-lung bypass for near-fatal
respiratory failure, cooling for asphyxiated newborns, neurosurgical care, cardiovascular surgery, and a unique care line delivering the most successful outcomes of the tiniest premature newborns. Is the most comprehensive children’s hospital between Atlanta and Washington, DC, meaning children and their families don’t need to travel to get the medical care they need. Treats more pediatric patients per day than any other hospital in North Carolina. Has Board-certified pediatric physicians in more than 40 specialties, including hepatology, nephrology, genetics and more. Houses the largest Neonatal Intensive Care Nursery in the Carolinas, with 53 Intensive Care beds and 32 Progressive Care Beds. Impacts the lives of over 1,000 critically ill newborns each year in the Neonatal Intensive Care Nursery. Implements a continuous Quality Improvement process, making outcomes even better every year. Researches the newest and most promising therapies specifically designed for newborns. Meghan's Story:
My pregnancy was a roller coaster from the start. When my husband and I heard a heartbeat, we were so excited. Our 2-year-old, Ella, would be a big sister! During one of our visits, I was told there were 2 heartbeats – identical twins! However, I received even more shocking news - we were having Mono-Mono twins – meaning they were in the same sac and shared the same placenta. I now faced an extremely high-risk pregnancy. I was admitted to the hospital at 26 weeks and had an emergency c-section on June 2, 2010. It was the worst day of my life. Katelynn was stillborn, and Scotlynn was in the fight of her life. Scottie was just 2 lbs when she was born – so tiny and helpless. She had to be resuscitated and needed two blood transfusions. All the while, I was trying to wrap my head around the fact that Kate didn’t make it. It was absolutely overwhelming and almost suffocating, but the support and love from my family, friends, and the staff at Levine Children’s Hospital sustained us. We are so blessed Scottie refused to give up and is now home with us, happy and healthy. The events of that year are not ones you can ever “get over.” But, with the strength of my family and good friends, we are making it through. As the months have passed, we’ve decided to do something charitable in honor of our children and the experience we had at Levine Children’s Hospital. We included the names “Cottie & Cake” in our event name in
honor of Scotlynn and Katelynn. Big sister, Ella, had a difficult time saying “Scottie and Kate” but her attempts at pronouncing her sisters’ names inspired the “Cottie & Cake” title. Having spent 10 weeks in the Neonatal Intensive Care Nursery at Levine Children’s Hospital, we quickly learned what a special place it is for children and families in our community. We had the most amazing nurses
and physicians who offered hope and smiles to families in their darkest hours. This year, we are kicking off “In the Nic of Time,” a new annual event to raise funds for the Neonatal Intensive Care Nursery and research. We hope you’ll join us as we honor the life of a very special little girl, pay tribute to
the fantastic team and services at Levine Children’s Hospital, and raise funds to provide hope for families in the future. The Hampton Family
