F.A.Q.
Where will the Annual Breakfast take place?
The Bellis Fair Mall Food Court. We will have the area roped off with
draperies. Guests enter at either entrance that leads directly into the Food
Court. Plenty of parking!
What time will the Breakfast be?
Doors open at 7:00 am. The emcee will begin at 7:30 am. We end punctually
at 9:00 am.
Who are this year’s speakers?
John Curley is the emcee. He hosted “Evening Magazine” on KING
television, and is a well-known auctioneer. Robbie Bach, our guest speaker,
is a former Microsoft executive (“Mr. X Box”). He has been involved with the Boys & Girls Clubs for years, including acting as Board Chair of Boys & Girls Clubs of America (2008-2010), and serving on the local board in Bellevue,Washington.
Will the program be the same as last year?
Basically, the program will replicate last year’s format. We will have a welcome, quick award to our “Community All Star,” our keynote speaker, a short interview with Club kids, and a thank you. There is no cost to attend, but a donation is requested.
Can I reserve a spot in advance? How do I reserve a table?
Call Katherine at 738-3808, or email office@whatcomclubs.org to reserve a spot. If you would like to reserve a table, please try to get all of the names and contact info of your guests to Katherine.
What are the benefits of becoming a sponsor?
Higher donors get the most exposure (banners, big logos in our program) and the lower ones get smaller logos in the program. All major sponsors get a table of eight in the area towards the front of the Food Court. For more details on becoming a sponsor please visit our Sponsorship Page.
The deadline for banners to be made and logos to get in the program is October 20th (no exceptions!!). All logos need to be in .eps or high-resolution .pdf file format (vector-based) and sent to Jennifer Moore (Jmoore@whatcomclubs.org). Sponsor information needs to also be forwarded to Katherine (Kfreimund@whatcomclubs.org) so that every sponsor has a reserved table.
No. The program is geared towards an adult audience. We will have some Club kids who will be part of the program, but this event is to benefit the Club kids. It would be best for kids to not be in the audience.