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The President and Board of Directors of
The Armed Forces Communications & Electronics Association
Washington, DC Chapter (AFCEA DC)

Cordially invite you to join fellow Government & industry executives for the

Thirty-sixth Annual AFCEA DC

Tuesday, December 6, 2011
7:30pm - 10:30pm

at the Corcoran Gallery of Art, 17th Street and New York Ave, NW, Washington, DC

for an evening of friends, fine cuisine, and libations, a classic kick-off to a season of joy.

Black tie / military equivalent

Valet Parking Available on 17th St.

TICKETS:
Corporate Table Holders - $300 per person (until Monday, Nov 28)
Individual Members & General Public - $350 per person
No Cancellations or refunds available after November 6.

SPONSORSHIPS:
Each Sponsorship level includes tickets to the Gala,
tickets to the Board Reception, signage or appropriate recognition

View Full Sponsorship Benefits

Ornament Sponsor - $5,000 - SOLD OUT
Valet Parking Sponsor - $5,000 - SOLD OUT
Gingerbread House Sponsor - $3,000 - SOLD OUT
Bar/table Napkins Sponsor - $1,500 - SOLD OUT
Carolers Sponsor - $1,500 - SOLD OUT
Coat Check Sponsor - $1,500 - SOLD OUT
Cocktail Stirrer Sponsor - $1,500- SOLD OUT
Hot Cider (arrival) Sponsor - $1,500 - SOLD OUT
Coffee (departure) Sponsor - $1,500- SOLD OUT

Please bring a gift to be collected by the Marines Toys for Tots program.

As always, AFCEA DC is proud to support our Wounded Warriors. Please say hello to those able to join us from Walter Reed National Military Medical Center (Bethesda) & Ft Belvoir Community Hospital.

SPONSORS:

 

Ornament Sponsor			Valet Sponsor				Valet Sponsor
Ginger Bread House Sponsor			Ginger Bread House Sponsor				Ginger Bread House Sponsor
			Ginger Bread House Sponsor
Bar/Table Napkins Sponsor			Cocktail Stirrer Sponsor				Carolers Sponsor
Coffee (departure) Sponsor			Cocktail Stirrer Sponsor				Hot Cider (arrival) Sponsor
Bar/Table Napkins Sponsor			Coat Check Sponsor				Coat Check Sponsor

This year the Corcoran Gallery of Art showcases works by many of the most important African American artists of the last three decades, including painting & mixed media, photography, and film. One of the  exhibitions, called 30 Americans, focuses on issues of racial, sexual, and historical identity in contemporary culture while exploring the powerful influence of artistic legacy and community across generations. Other exhibitions highlight photographic essays that explore pressing social issues like poverty, race, segregation, and crime, as well as how the concepts of spectacle and display relate to notions of African American identity.

We would like to extend our appreciation to Mary Anne Reilly of the Mary Anne Reilly Studio,
who provided the artwork for the 2011 Winter Gala logo, and invitation.
For more information on her work, e-mail: mareillyart@gmail.com