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"With help from Girls Night Out we can continue to offer support, strength and hope to the women diagnosed with breast and gynecological cancers," noted Susan Roden.

"Empowering the community one girl at a time," Tijuana Fulford told us is the organization's mission.

"In addition to being a festive night out with friends over cocktails, you'll have a chance to bid on a fantastic collection of raffle and auction prizes from local businesses," Lara Sweeney.

"Modern art is very difficult to understand. At first glance it may seem not very interesting, but there's usually incredible meaning behind it," Dame Sackler told Hamptons.com.

Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis embraced the cause to save Grand Central Station. "How can I help?" she asked a delighted Peter Stangl after their private tour.

"There is always too much food, lots of laughter, great music and great anticipation for viewing the sun setting over the farm fields that surround Muffy Galban's beautifully restored barn," shared John Eilertsen, Ph.D.

"A lot of people think you need money to help others but you really don't," Hugh Jackman told us.

"If you know Bill John you know he is a bull of a man. Bill John has helped so many people throughout the years, but now he is in the need of help," Koehler's GoFundMe page notes.

"Their words and actions have moved us closer to a more equitable world for women, girls and their communities in need," Ana Oliveira said about the honorees.

"The statistics (from the National Endowment for the Arts) prove that children who get arts education are six times more likely to graduate high school and go to college," Jonathan Marder revealed.