High Tea for Human Rights 2021
Event Information
About this event
TEA PARTY: Enjoy classic high tea with three delicious courses and add champagne for an afternoon of fun! We will have inspiring speakers and performances, as well as auction items and prizes. All proceeds benefit the important student and community education programming at HREI.
Speaker information to follow and will be updated shortly on all media sources.
PROGRAM SCHEDULE:
12:00 PM welcome and social, review of auction items, musical performance
1:30PM Dry Course - Lilian Smith CHS Senior Valedictorian, student guest speaker
2:00PM Savory Course - Kim Edmondson, retired Captain KCSD, key note speaker. Presentation Title - Serving through Conflict.
Kim will talk about how we best serve our communities, our workplaces, and our families during these times of conflict. Through empathy, awareness, and healing we can transform our differences and manage our own self-made conflicts.
2:30 Sweet Course - musical theater performance, live dessert auction, hat contest winner and table contest winners announced, auction item winners announced
3:00PM Thank you for coming
TABLE DRESSER COMPETITION:
Table Dresser Info
Competition tables dressing will occur in the Coeur d'Alene Resort on Saturday, May 22nd. Tables will be professionally photographed. Sponsored tables will be identified.
For more information on entering a table, register on Eventbrite and/or contact Jeanette Laster at JLaster@HREI.org.
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES:
$250 Demi-tasse Table Sponsorship
$600 Tea Cup Table Sponsorship (includes table for 8)
$1000 Vintage Table Sponsorship (includes tables for 8)
$500 Champagne Sponsorship
$1500 Food Course Sponsorship
$500 Tea Sponsorship
For more information or to sponsor, register on Eventbrite and/or contact Jeanette Laster at JLaster@HREI.org.
Organizer Human Rights Education Institute
Organizer of High Tea for Human Rights 2021
Human Rights Education Institute is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting human rights for all citizens in our community through our efforts to strengthen the voices of those who otherwise may not have a strong voice, by promoting human dignity, and by encouraging a more just society.
We provide cultural and historical educational opportunities for all age groups that promote embracing our differences. We teach that diversity is something we should value and not fear through exhibits, speakers, and educational programming. We also provide curriculum for teachers in our community that can be integrated into their daily classwork that promote dignity, compassion, and inclusion for all.
