Breakfast With Santa – December 17th, 2016
9am Show Seating Chart
9 am & Noon Shows Presented in Portland’s Historic Tiffany Center, 1410 SW Morrison St, Portland, OR 97205.
All tickets include an all you can eat pancake buffet!
12:00 Noon Seating Chart
Proceeds Benefit:
Presented By:
The Event
Breakfast With Santa is a long standing tradition in the Portland, Oregon area. This year, like every year 100% of its net proceeds will be donated to charity. The event takes place this year on December 17th in the Emerald Ballroom at Historic Tiffany Center in Downtown Portland. This is a wonderful time for children of all ages and includes an all you can eat breakfast buffet, silent auction, wine walls, fundraising games, and a musical theatre production that this year will feature 60+ dancers. There is even rumor that Santa himself may make an appearance to take pictures with families and listen to last minute present requests right at your very own breakfast table.
The Tickets
Tickets for this year’s Breakfast With Santa will officially go on sale October 3rd. Tickets sell for $32 a seat for standard reserved seating and $400 and $600 a table (10 seats) in the premium and sponsor sections. (All Tickets include admission to the event and an all you can eat breakfast buffet.)
The Reason
CF FOUNDATION
The Director of Beaverton Dance Center and Director for Kids in the Arts Tony Loupe lost his brother, Chris to Cystic Fibrosis on September 13th, 2010. As Tony puts it “Not only was Chris my brother, but he was one of my closest friends, my inspiration and the very reason I am a dancer. I owe him a lot in regards to who I am today and in his honor I will continue to raise money for the CF foundation in hopes of one day soon helping them find a cure to this horrible disease”!
KIDS IN THE ARTS
Kid in the Arts is a scholarship fund that provides funding to families of children that would like an arts education but don’t have any financial means to pay for it. This cause is very dear to us as many on the BDC staff were in this very position at one point in life and experienced first hand how a helping hand can dramatically change the course of a child’s life.