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Save The Date: Dallas Harvest Dinner October 11, Benefiting New Friends New Life

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October 11 is a special date in the Cogill household, it is Gary’s birthday. And we couldn’t have found a more perfect way to celebrate than with our Dallas Uncorked annual Harvest Dinner, this year benefiting New Friends New Life.

We are honored to celebrate the fall season for this annual event, this year featuring exquisite wines from Pali Winery, featuring a selection of their single vineyard, premium Pinot Noir wines from some of the finest vineyard sites in Northern California.

Each selection will be paired with the imaginative, seasonal and always delicious creations of our friend Chef Abraham Salum at his Salum Restaurant in the heart of Dallas. We are equally as honored to donate the proceeds from this year’s event to a charity we truly admire and appreciate, New Friends New Life.

Started in 1998, “New Friends New Life restores and empowers formerly trafficked girls and…

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Charities We Love: EIA and the 2nd Annual Great Texas Food Truck Rally

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Executives in Action was born out of the need to help people, as many nonprofits are. This one is slightly different though, as it is designed to help people in need, who then go on to help other people in need. (Rather genius, don’t you think.)

Founders Ashlee and Chris Kleinert collaborated with the Entrepreneurs for North Texas (EFNT) and the Center for Nonprofit Management (CNM) in late 2008, launching EIA as a pro bono consulting firm to assist nonprofits in January 2009. Initially, they started by working with executives that were laid off due to downsizing or for other issues during our recent recession. They would then pair those individuals with non-profit groups who needed help taking their organizations to the next level. With skills, like marketing, budgeting, IT, operations, etc. the executives could make a significant impact on the non-profit, elevating their work. This would have been financially…

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