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HomeMy WebLinkAboutM-92-0815;., ~vr_i~v~~~ T€~.iavi ~10~ ~~~~.~nnv r~r~~i~o.. sc~ E €:i~~r~~ nn~~~~cn~~ e~c~~r~,r ~ ~~ i~trr~c~l~Y ri gift from t.hc shin November 11, 1992 Mr. Cesar Odio, City Manager CITY OF MIAMI 3500 Pan American Drive Miar.~i, Florida 33133 RE: EMERGENCY PLACEMENT ON DECEMT3ER IO AGENDA; Fvening - If possible Dear Cesar, As you know, HOSPITALITY & TOURISM ASSOCIATION has been seeking Public Sector funds for the $4 MILLION National Budget for the Network Television Production and Multi-City. Fundraisers to benefit the Homeless & Hungry, as well as Hurricaine Relief and H'e idi11 Rebuild since June. The production wiZ1 be staged each Holiday at Disney MGM Studios with - Fundraisers throughout the State; therefore the State's participation is scheduled to be at Least $250,000 to $300,000 with the balance coming _ from the Private Sector: a PERFECT POSITIVE PARTNERSHIP! The Enclosures gives testimony to the vast scope of achieving these positive goals ....and we hope that your Office can assist in the designation of $50,000 to match Metro Dade-County at the December 10 Hearing, just 9 days prior to the staging of HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Muchas Gracias, Cesar! Most sincerely, Patricia Robinson Founder and Chairman cc: Aurelio Perez-Lugones, Legislator Coordinator Commissioners Victor De Yurre, Miriam Alonzo, Puller Dawkins, J. L.Plummer Mayor Ravier Suarez HOME FOR TILE IIOLTDAYS° b a pro{~ct d AMERICA Htrlpiry~ Arrwrlcans ; An~srican Rid Cross, crtd TASTE OF AMERICM Productions Hospitaitty/Touti>irn I.stociatiort • P.O. Box 222 • Aventura, FL 33280 • (305) 573-64033 ~ ~ ~~ ~_ --- T ~ .~ _tF ._._. ___ ~ ~}i4T~r`~'C7G.'K 1`~.i..ft/I1,~~[~ 19C)I.Ef~A~' r,~'~G1~1, i~? f}~k~['f li' fet'~PC~dIC.~' * I{t~{~f 1 F:; ~ ~. I41l~~~'R~" ... n Ki ft from the stAr~ ~e~ef f.tf,ng ~ ~g~s~ Ca~~e ,~>tn.ericca.'s ~Golr~ef,~s~ ~a v>ryr~ ~~- S~~ 3 ti ~~ .~ _ ., .. ,: ~~ $~ : ~ T TI T: 7` II P~: PST: [1 T' T Ff r: S 17 O [~, Pf±1S_ZC -- I,AUGIITL•:R - Tilli F~IlR14Ttl OF IfOPiE A G.TT'T OF 11--O-P-li 1'017 /7P`3T;'RICJ~'S IfOP-f1•:TT;SS Throughout the show, each vignette, each production number, deals w_itl~ the Christmas/ Chaunaka IIol.zdays and the joy nf_ reachin_q out to those Less fori.~unate.. .with the most meaningful gift of a_Z1: the yift of II-O-P-E! The two-hour show, a musi-corrric-docu-holiday Special, is the vehicle and catalyst to raise awareness to the crisis of Amerir_a's Homeless. In other words, to paraphrase Ernest hemingway, "Ask not fo.r whom the cry of help is meant. It is meant for us a11." "LIVE^ from Los Angeles and/or New York, audiences share the eI emen is of entertainmen t, informa Lion, optimism and soI u Lions to eleva•.te the quality of Life for Millions of Americans. It shows what is actually being done by caring and creative citizens- and their outstanding results! As we go into commercial and/or station breaks, we wi11 see a`tual footage of Dennis Weaver and Valerie Harper's LIFE (Love Is Feeding Everyone) at work in Los Angeles and the recipients of their "HUNGER HERO^ Awards, Whoopi Goldberg and Shirley NacLaine. We will see former President Jimmy Carter at work in Atlanta with his "HABITAT FOR HUMANITY. We will see Andrew Cuomo and his interim housing program in New York We will see $84 HilZion of citizen - reZief after Hurricane Andrew hit Miami.. .and other success stories in Boston, Chicago, St. Louis and Chicago. Innumerable special events in 40~potential markets, civic .pride and a strong Public Relations campaign from one of the nation's best firms, insures the viewing audience will tune in the week of December 13 ....with st111 enough time to help brighten the Holidays of others! ~. ...~ ,, ate, fz ~-- . ~ rave: --- ~ ~` '~f J OI7 CIi)Z) i'19r:~ TR1;i~,' ~ O Trlr?r:!•:A7171fUff F1ar-z~i :;hriv.~r ~ 71rr;r~Ir~ S,~hr.=,~,-ts:enr~rt~7r1. Id;~c.kr~ro~: 7 P#T L,T.ZO_N r~a_isc,d at: PLeINT;T IIOI.Z;P~:T00L~ TAIi KONL`Y SONC> /Ca bares t Liza Minnell.i. Backdrop: $1 MIt.T.ION raised , aboard The Ro_ya.l Ha j es Ly •. Q~ tt oC~ ~1~~ A GIFT OF HOPE Lorna Luft Vanessa Williams America KE7,PING Americans (Original material to "Theyi-e Comin_q To America "] Neil Diamond WINNER: America KEEPING Americans Award rields of: Entertainment. - Sports - _ Politics -Journalism - = Business- Research - Art Philanthropy -Religion AVE MARIA Luciano Pavarotti Mariah Carey Willie Nelson SILENT NIGKT Barbra Streisand Whi trey Kouston LET TKERE BE B-O-P-E ON EARTE .. AND LET IT BEGIN WITK XE Kathie Lee Gifford And Disney Character Chorus Close: T1m AIIen NOT fixing Komeless children's gifts Wi th Credits - ~ - g~- 8~.5 ~ ' - _---- ADD 'YOUR LUSTRE' TO A OLlT'TEFtiNO O,~LA?CY OF ST~,RS A Griticai Cause with Celebrated Solutions ~ B1~LLIA~? L ends eele6rated i.e. ~BISCOS 100tk; DIC~CL~~-7CS ~0 t B C. ~t 071?-S~I~ tFce recession witk car-Con marl~eting anal promotional programs ~ SA2ELLI~Z*ES and fund-raising galas from your City to provide Food, 9-fousing and ,06 ?raining CALL i -500-43 TASTE TO ADD 'YOUR LUSTRE' O!V ANY LE!/ELi .~ B~C~~{T.E~ your community as we share tke joy of tke ~foliday Season ~ GLO`W ill o®mcrica wi.tFi solid Bold entcrtainm¢nt ~ pA~,~L~ tke and eadfe television audience as a 9-Coliday trades ~ LIG?-!? SLIP tkc ~ofidays throtcgkout tke 90's zuitk this production 6y Pig Cos~ett_c - `iNfnner of tkc ~-ony Awards for ~IFie 'Will Rpgers ~-ollies and Producer of 214c ramm~r Awar for CBS ~ SPSi" L`E in skis Sk sponsored d y t~?ravcl, ~oodservice, ~lospitality, Communicatio~ts and entertainment Industries k ? D~LI~V'E~-?ke '~f,~tC~IC' Of C.~R,IS~~S For Food, 9-fousin® and,od-?raining K~ America E E L P I iY G Americans ~ 1 I ( )PLEASE COUNT ON ME? ~ NAME: ( ) I WILL CHAIR A NATIONAL COM- MITTEE. I will assist with Committee i Formation, send Letters over my Signature Z'I'IIE: I ' and commit to one table at the Gala ~ ( ) I WILL CHAIR A LOCAL COIviMUNTII' i COMPANY NAME: COMMITTEE. Responsibilities: Same as National on local level ADDRESS: I () I WILL SERVE ON A COMMITTEE. I ()Nationally ()Locally CITY, STATE, ZIP: () WE ARE WI'ERESTED IN ~ sPO so~sl.~rn Tri / FAx: I ( ) Nadoruilly ( )Locally Hospitality/Tourism Association • P.O. Box 222 • Aventura, FL 33280 • (305) 573-6403 ~2- ~i~ = ~ - g - ~ -- ---- .^ a:. +~ . ..~.~. --~, -- -..~.~.,- -~- _ -- Via.- .~,.:~~,. ...,._ !1 f~Ifa~R'~~?lll~ "1f~I~Clll![~M !9C?t_!llf~Y ~f'FaGlA1.'TO f~~NI~.FIT /~M~f-(Ifafi~°~ liC)P~F~.-~ 1?. I!!-!U(b~Y ~. ,f '~ t'1 ` ~; i ~ ~ ~"~~~~ ~~ _ in Formation Ct~ at' esas .B~rea/d en t ,i,faaarary~ Go-C~6®/rexrna /h~stdent and Mrs. fieorge Suah Ylce President and Mns. Dan Quayle 3'~8'BT~'~El~ Robert E. Allen, AT6T Gouemor Lawton Chllea Gouemor end Mrs. Blli Clinton Daniel Burhe, ABC Cnp Clty Gouemor hiardo Cuomo Elizabeth Dote. American Red Cross Robert Crandell, American Alritnes Senator Robert Dote Senator and Mrs. AI Gone Senator and Mrs. Bob Graham Mayor Wllifam J. Altheus MayorDtarsne Feinstein Wayne Hu[zanga, Blockbuster Entertainment Wendell R. Beard, Ryder Systems Lee taccoca, Chrysler Motors Mayor Maynard Jackson Reverend Jessie Jeckson James K. Batten, Knight-Rtdder IIYC U.S. Sec-etary Jack Kemp U.S. Secretary Lynn Martin James Montgomery, Great !~/estem Banks 8111 Marrio[[, MarrioU Corporation Dr. Tad Foote, Unlversitry ojMdaml Mr, and Mrs. Ross Perot Senator and Mrs. Lloyd Bensten James S. Robinson, iii American F~cpress Dr. Robert Schuller, Crysisl Cathedral General H. lYorman Schwarzkopj Lawrence Tisch, CBS Mr. and Mrs. Ted Tumer. C!YlY, TTYT Mr. and Mrs. DennLs Weaver Burt Reynolds and Lonn[e Anderson • Trutt' unsel(Lsh, a-pollUcal Americans cahabte of re-vtta[izing AMF~ZlCA as outlined to Chairman's Addrrss to the U.S. Conference ojMayors in Houston ~- ~~.~ 7(1t;5D/1YDECFJ-tBF3t 15 t10Mt: fnR 7HEHOLlDAYSTM Line and Satellites: Celebrattons tYationwtde Produced by Taa[e ojArnerica Productions 1, ~` ~ .. ~, . :. ~:_~A~j~~iA~'ids'~i;~f~~tA~±`7i°'pylj:i_lrI~~IRt'~c ~9f1~~~i'r? ;~~~t~r1~~~;~3~.~.~,~~_~~F~i'~}~.e~"(~~1'`{~:~11~ l;~y~n~:l.~l~t~i~_~,_g ~: ~ it ~_ 3 (' ~ 1 ~`'~ 1 _.,,~ ! J JI f../ _ T / _ ~'~^! ~ 1 -. TO: Mayor Ray Flynn, President CONFERENCE OF MAYORS FROM: Patricia Robinson-Bethuel, President HOSPITALITY ~ TOIJRISti9 ASSOCIATION Conference of Mayors -Houston, Texas -June ~9-24, 1992 Crisis in our Citie,~: A 50LUTIONf HISTORY (Video availabl® for Events and References) HOSPITALITY & TOURISM ASSOCIATES - a 20-yearconsulting company for the Hospitality, Foodservice ~ Tourism Industries, initiated the design and implementation of a Network Television Holiday Special to air December 1992 -with fund-raising events in a myriad of neighborhoods to benefit each city's Hungry & Homeless; these industries are committed to provide job-training, job- ptacement, education and internships. APRIL 1982 was the first fund-raiser to focus on this issue; it was held on the downtown campus of Miami -C?ade Community College in Miami, Florida and becarne the prototype to raise awareness -and millions of support dollars. Fund-raising Events have beer] held in cities across America in the succeeding 10 years with MAJOR impact on feeding and shelter programs, as well as Community and City policy. it is appropriate, indeed, that the 10-year Celebration receive nationwide viewership; an entire country will participate to "Cure the Crisis in our Cities"....for the Christmas Holidays -and beyond! EVERY city in America must provide an environment that greatly enhances the quality of life for A-L-L of its citizens. this can only be accomplished with a c-eative -and energetic -Public/Private PARTNERSHIP. Without it, alt America suffers: economically, politically and spiritually. GOALS 1. To launch the SECOND Decade of Fund-raising and City Policy as it relates to the current disadvantaged citizens by adding the essential ingredients of job-training, education, internships, job placement... and even health care to food & shelter. 2. To inspire the attendees to the Conference of Mayors to take advantage of the highly-visible, highly-positive package presented by HOSPITALITY & TOURISM ASSOCIATES; i.e. 1. The Network television Holiday Special 2. The multi-faceted, multi-level fund-raiser in as many U.S. cities as possible. 9?W ~~.~ Hospitaiity/i'ourism Association • P.f3. E3ox 222 • Aventura, FL 33280 • (305) 573-6403 - -~ ~ y- 1 t)I_UT~1C?~I: C:I"~I~>I`.; It~d OUf_S CITIF- t~ 3. To obtain commitments from She U.S. Mavors: 1. To serve as Honorary Co-Chair in their city; to assign an Aide as liaison to the local Committee 2. To provide office space in the multi-diverse neighborhoods for grass-root impact :3. To schedule the filming of P.a.A. ' s (Video and Audios fay local ABC affiliate to share Mayor's involvement and commitment to arty fund-raisers, educational programs and critical need for volunteer outreach. AfR DATE: October ~. To sign a Petition to the 1982 Congress immediately for a Congressional Designation: "DECEMBER !S HOPE FOR THE HUNGRY & HOMELESS MONTH!" 4. To galvanize the Leadership of the Hospitality ~ Tourism Industries to commit to job training, education and job placement & Internships via the Hosprtality & Tourism Industry Council (HI T IC) 5. To secure -and then communicate -the specific educational costs, as well as internships, available through the American Hotel Association's Education Institute and the National Restaurant Association's Educational Foundation: Certificates, 1 and 2 year courses and Internships; also available through the public and vocational schools and community colleges. 6. To translate direct costs of education for Donor Gift categories. 7. To secure more vehicles (Co.) for food pick-up and delivery. 8. To effectively lobby for more low to medium cost housing, THE essential element in guaranteeing a better quality of life for,g~ Americans; to develop viable matching funds grant or commitment. IMPLEMENTATION The Entertainment and Communication Industries commitment to the critical cause will provide celebrated solutions to the CRISIS IN OUR CITIES. The private sector package is tinsel-tied and gift-wrapped, a _ magnificent challenge for the public sector. 92- ~'>l5 The Hospitality Industry Tourism Industry Council (ti1T1C) gratefully acknowledges the aponaorahip of Continental Airlines. ® 1991 ---- _, _ ~.,,_ ~~~~ : ~ _ _ ~, is `~ ~ ~,~_;'~ ~. 4~~ '~~: ~'~ ,.~"~;",.~ 1~•~E~.~T~~~F'~k_1."1l~~~ ~f~~JC ~C~~.p~~""i ~~L,C)F~i(~~ ~,` t•1~TR~~paU~ ~;~taT~R lal hd. W. F'ra~aT ~TF(~~T ~Ulf'a; 1~Q .. (30333 ~T~-3: The H®norable Raymond L. Flynn President IIa~ited Dtsxteo G~anFo~+ealaa Qf May®r® Westin CJalleria, Sufte 23 64 Houston, Texas 77056 @3P F'ellOw May©r9.~ It ia3 with regret that I am unable to join you in Houston. However, ~ have requested Patricia Ftobinean Sethue3., a prominent Miami Dade County citizen, to represent me in br.ingislg you very good news that I feel certain will benefit our United States cities e a network television Christmas sp®cial to raise awareness, dollars, and jobs for our hungry and hoanelegs citiz®ns. I would cippra~aiate if you could .provide her with an opportunity, preferably, during the•lnnch®ort Tuesday to ** distribute a four point request for mayoral support as outlined in a June 12 coanmunicr~tf ors t~ y®u. Thank you very much for your cooperation. SPC s f gm S cerely, ~~ ~~. t~ era P. Clark ** PRB addressed Conference resin Ling in Public Sector Financial Formula: $250, 000 Ci ties wi tb a proj acted IOC H. 0. I. $250, 000 States [Commerce, Tourism, E[:aman Services, Emrplaayment, Education and CuI total to 9 2 ~- ~ ~. 5 _.~ - } ~ ~~_ - - ~:_ :..~ U . ~ ~~~ t7 an ~~ O ~i U ~ h-- i ~ ~i C~) U N M ` _ ~ ~ ~ m `~ O M U ~ ®o U V pf I ~ O N ~ ^ ` f~ y ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~ _~ m S] p ,O .F:11 .f] .C1~ Ri ~ m Q Uj Q (. rn CG G .n ~, .n .~ c N ~ NUS y ~ G7 1 0.W77 Q' lp ~g• V (C}~ 41 U ~1 Q V O '• 0 ~ .V _ a J~ (p ~ y (pi h C1 -p C ~ Q }C~ C 47 n {~--y ~ ~ r~ 2'S c c U1 ~ U ----' - N ~; - ~ ~: ~ ~ ~ a o ~; - - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ L S t 5 0 $ ~ ~ ~ 8 - ZS i ~ E' i m ~~ t~ o o O Ot ^P - ~ o S pp C7 N N pp ~f) N t!1 Cn 1n N `I ~ ~ • N f ~: ~. N Q ~;. W i..~:~ A ,~~ ,..Q~; a: w. a: w ~`. i = - - - _--- r--- i i ~~~ ----- - - ---- ---- O c; p ~,. f 4 i - `~ I -'- 1 ~ C - --- --- ----- - -- t~ ~ I _ i •, ~L f; [_ pp ` ~ ^ ~ ~ C N U ' Q [ Q Q fi vv C ~ ~ lry ~ T p~ ? C , ~' ~ ~ ~° ~ S c~i U m • ~ o ~ c j $ .~' m ~ ~ °' c N O y S ~~, .3 2 W ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ o c o~ E E y ~ ~ ~ m ~ E $' .4 0 ~ E ~ .c H c ._ o c E m N ~ N u a ~ ~ t ~ V ~ > ~~ r ~ i s c a~ ~ 1 ~ . ~ A ' ~ ~ ~ V y ~ ~ O U m ~ ~ ~.i " ~ W v ~~~ tt ~ .C ~" C U FF -yy ~ '7 ~ ~m i d ~, ~ jj ~ V t1 O t]. ~ ~ 2 a ~ a~ cg t~ o a u°. ~ ~ c7 ? _ _ y 2 ~- ~ ~. 5 ~_ m ~ 1/ ., ~ ~ . __ _ __ _ _ __ _.. SCI~iC)f~l._ ~.3~?/1Fi[~ .~C~f~11N1:~~[Rl1TIC)f~! F3llILDIF~dG ~ ~4 ~0 P~IC.)R-fH[.-=11~-~ E~COND t~Vi~_P~al_l~ ~ i~~l~tutl, FL(lf~I[7A :x:313:: OC'TAl~10 J.!/lSI~QL) SLIPERINTENDEM1JT OF SCIiQOLS ,,funs 15, 7992 ~nDE crauran ~c;tto0~. Rca~Rc DA.S ,JANET R IAcAt-II_EY. CNAIRPERSOP M$ BETSY KAPLAN. VICE-CIiAIRF~ERSOt, MR G. HOLb1E5 P,RAD~ iCk DR ROSH CASTRO FEINBERG DR MICNAEL i:ROF MR R08ERT RF_NICK 1?MR. lNlLI.IAM H. TURNER Ms. Patricia Robinson Hospitality/7-purism Association P. O. Box 222 Aventura, Florida 33280 Dear Patricia, It was a pleasure meeting you at the Academy for Tourism Advisory Board Meeting and learning about your program. We are very excited at the possibility of working with your organization which will provide paid internships for students in both the Academy For Tourism and Center for Legal,and Public Affairs. Enclosed is information on both of these programs. ' Once you have made a decision as to the number of interns you are willing to hire, please make a check for each program by multiplying $800.00 times the number of internships for each school. Please have these checks forwarded to each lead teacher involved by July 2, 1992. Chicks should be made payable to: MECA, Inc -For Miami Springs Senior MECA, Inc -for Miami Carol City Senior .~ As 1 mentioned, these two programs have Service Clubs from which you can obtain volunteer groups during the school year to assist you with your local weekend efforts. Please feel free to contact me at 995-1922 for any further assistance we can provide, and thank you for collaborating with the lvlagnet Program by hiring our student interns. Sincerely, Lucy Puello-Capone, Coordinator Division of Magnet/Innovative Programs LPC/gt cc: Dr. Judith Stein Bernice Mata/on Ann Fields ~~ 92-- ~~~ ~. ~ - ~~ l.3 f':: ri C(?T=1'())rr~rli 7?~.(;R'II~OTINR ir.ir3eo lltraiTatrl{~ fOr' ~efrrrrtc°r`.^. ,-~r~~~ T:tre;)fi D'.cnrirxc-f rc)nr 1. A f_~rxx~y-,yeax--old ftarl~etzzag, Special Isaent amd 1.'roducf~inn Crn!npaza~t designing, organisin_q and st~:~g.a.aag h.zgh.Iy visible,vltra-st_yli.stz productions such as Ttae Surzrnter O.lyrspics Opening Parfy ~f'or The .international Olympic Comzrrittee and International Press Corps, tl~e Open.i.ng for the Democratic Nationa.I Gonventian, and dozens of other Openings s.znr_e 1982. 2. National and International cZ_ients consist of Corporations,Associations, Pb.LZanthropies, Cities,Hotels, Resorts, Spas, Cna.iseships, Restaurants and Travel Destinations. 3. Ar~ards, Honors, Rerogni Lions: FtFtO'S lirHO In Industry and Finance ia~HO'S iiHO Of American Momen PRESIDENT Of The United States llsrard PROCLAAlATIONS: Governor Bob Graham Mayor Dianne Feinstein Mayor Marion Barry Mayor Maurice Ferre Mayor Stephen Clark St. Moritz Slvitzerland,Dr. S.P_Danuser 4. Hospitality Industry Professional Background Consultant: Hotels, Resorts, Restaurants, Cruiseships Design and Implementation of Ptarireting,Catering,Food,Beverage and Co~ention programs for Hestin,Hilton,P~eridien and Trmsthonse Forte Hotel Corporations Design and implementation of Special Gourmet Etrents for STARS of Fibs and Television, Heads of State, 3-STAR Chefs & Aine*-A~*~, Chef of The 6+~bite House, International political leaders,InternatfonaZ Rine ~ Food Societies, Somatelier Societies, Confrerie de la ~~~~ de Rotisseurs,ETC Formatian of the first Hospitality Industry Couacs.i, ~+egional and National Designed and Staged the first fundraiser for America's Eomeless & Hungry Designed and Staged the first fundraiser for Aids Research Designed and Staged the first fundraiser for the Zoo~ogicaI Societies Designed and Marketed tdie first collection of PrixPime menus:FANTASY FEASTS Designed and Marketed the first collection for Gouznret travel: GOURAfET GETAWAYS Federally-registered since 1982, the first National °Y.dSTE" Program: TASTE OF AMERICA 1992 The beginning of the THIRD DECADE of very productive part~ersbips ~~- ~Y5 ~-y-i~3 ~Yt,~{ ltd ~ ._."i'f tC4.E; F~ ~, _~•. ~ 'Zrrspiri~r~1t"E~LEC'Z'J_0~5 0~" Lg91 ~a" ;Z(C t(ze ~fostayes crzrrre 9donre ~ ydo6al peace fiecume more thaar a Chri`ctrrrrz<c rnessaQe ~ 3~ope for ;~rirerica's 7fonredess c~' ~dta~ry wac (re~htened -~~- Literacy, ~lirdc P~esearc.(t and 1~ospice, ?he Specie( Odyrnpics, Caarcer ~esearc(i, ?feart 1~iseuse ancd~dea(t:h tic fvnn finally irr t(ce S~~otCr~ht "~ 7"rifutes to staying power and Shaw-Bi:. uGourrdecf.• Our ;~!utioar's C'apital's ~OOth ~; Cole Porter's 100th ~°r:Unericczrr Express Traveler's C(iec~ues 100th ~ 7rie Empire State Building's 7Sth ~ ~I"cziwun.:s 60th ~ Cjournret's SOth -~ Disney ~~Varld's 2ot:k ~ ~,ennedy Center's ?Ot(i ~ 7'ruved ~Y Lk:icure's ~Oth ~ Entertuinment `Tonight's ~" 10tk "~ ZLS~ Today's loth ~ ZB~f P.C.'s 10th ~ C~!~'s 10t(i '~ 91~Z1T1~~`~`i4~EEr1"'s loth -¢r and o~U~, 10th .., strong fvundatians for a S-t-r-o-n ~-e-r 19'2 ! our ?~etzuor~,, Cadle, Print anrf Special Event productions provide inspiration for the rre~-t decarde. 'We thenl~you for deir~ a positive part of t(ie ~f~GzC .. ,and mrzy all" your faartasies come trace in '92, hospitality & Tourism Association "/r TASTE OF ArvSCRICA ~ ~ TASTF OF {3KOADWAY TO L,A. ~k GOUKh1ET GETAINAYS ~r " O J2- b1"5' .~ ~. ~ ~IIT4VOR1< TE.I.~VI ~IC~f~ H~I.I~/~ti' SPECI/~t. TO ~Cf~FFIT /'~~I[:RIC~1'S IiC?NiFI_ESS F~ Hl1NC=.RY . a lift (FOttt tlrc 5tar~; November 11, 1992 Mr. Cesar Od.i.o, City Manager CITY OF MIAMI 3500 Pan American Drive Miami, Florida 33133 RE: EMERGENCY PLACEMENT ON DECEMBER 10 AGENDA: Evening - If possible Dear Cesar, As you know, HOSPITALITY & TOURISM ASSOCIATION has Been seeking Public Sector funds for the $4 AIILLIDN National budget for the Network Television Production aad Multi-City Fundraisers to benefit the homeless & Hungry, as well as Hurr_icaine Relief and We ~'i11 Rebuild since June. The production will be staged each Holiday at Disney MGM Studios with Fundraisers throughout the State; therefore the State's participation _ is scheduled to be at least $x50,000 to $300,000 with the balance coming from the Private Sector: a PERFECT POSITIVE PARTNERSHIP! The Enclosures gives testimony to the vast scope of achieving these positive goals ....and we hope that your Office can assist in the designation of $50,000 to match Metro Dade-County at the December ZO Bearing, just 9 days prior to the staging of ROME FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Muchas Gracias, Cesar! Most sincerely, .~~ Patricia Robinson Founder and Chairman cc: Aurelio Perez-I,ugones, Legislator Coordinator Commissioners Victor De Yurre, Miriam Alonzo, Mi11er Dawkins, J.L.Plummer Mayor Xavier Suarez g~_ ~~.~ 1101KE FOR T11E IIOIJDA}'S° la a protect of AMERICA Helping Americans American Red Crou, and TASTE OF AMERICA` Producrions HASpitality/Tourism Association • P.O. Box 222 • Avenfura, FL 33280 • (305) 573-6403 ~ ~. T .: _ -___ - - - y~~' -. _. veNnon ~aiaGtic.r~ NUPARFR E1r`1~L,6- • 011~3:3f~C) onrec~nln: b(7/[]5/r.~r c(IlnclcPduMAFFa: ^(70^S~?~,(~ f irrr n ~o c~rr9rr - ar I~C4CRIRTION Contrn 1 N~mbr+r ._ _ _ ____ ___ OF~~"r' -I`C'I HOAf~D ~1C"I'1.ON 9/1r'~/`1~' tart ~- \MOl1NT __. sL~~~Li~~ . r_ 5D000.0 THIS CHECK REPRESENTS A PAYMENT EITHER UNDER A TRUST AGREEMENT OR FOR GOODS AND SERVICES DELIVERED OR RENDERED TO DADE COUNTY. SUPPORT DOCUMENTATION IS KEPT ON FILE 9Y THE CLERK'S OFFICE. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, CONTACT (305) 375.5111. ~IVILTROlPOLITAN ~.A.nE ~O~TI's FLORA '~ 58 ~,; ,. ~,. P~fETi~©'DADE ~ C~ oC GENERAL OPERATING ACCOUNT ~•-, sso ,':. . ~~~~5286 •, VOID AFTER SIX MONTHS . Ilnill Ip~ `~ III ~`~~ rr ~ -~ f1 ICI I Inu I rural lurul I i" SOUTHEAST BANK N A. ; = .. ~ r~,,al ~~.1 i~l . I~uI.~ ~~il ~;.~ ~+I~ ~ ,i a ~ ~ Inn11 IlIn.1 I,r~..,~ . lttl r nlll IIII ' Iilll m,„n noon ,nrmmur MIAMI, FLOflIDA ' - c - ~ ~ ~ Date Amount of Check = AY FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS AND NO CENTS 10/g5/92 $~**.*50,~0t00.0^ .`. y < - , O t ry - ... ' ' _ 18 a JCOUrtTr .o iV7 OKTYOR = der ~Da+~ : Gfiy&i'.^ )f ~ ~ PATRICIA ROBINSON BETHUEL DBA HOSPITAL- ~~-~ LITY & TOURISt'1 ASSOCIATION ~ ... :... '` `' ~ ~ .~' `• - 6 D D N E 3 6 S T - S T E 181, 2 ._ . .... . :.. : .. : ... ',,.. _ , , .,. ,~ -",," f1IAf1I FL 331D7 ., .' ,~,, ,,,,, . ~': . . u'0000 5 28 611' 1:06600058 1~: 018 66696611' I . ;` METROPOLITAN DkDE COUNTY FLORIDA 9~_ 81,x„' ~~ .~~ M _ I~r _ . ~~ . ri~- Bead' tag "asrzaFin~i~~nmertr 04-Sep-92 ~ ~~Rr~rErtrL~acr o ~ _ BIJDG ~ ~ ~AMEN011AEN7j -. ~f~ - I__.-.AIIAENOED euncEr ~-1992=93 t~a>ESr MANACaERB F~W~tliill9ND. r __ - ._._"_ I - - =C=011/r1ENT `----- -_ _ L __ _ __-- -~, ~ ---- - ------I ~ I ----- i 1NISCELLANC~(!S AGENCIES (M1SC) I ~ New Agency Requests 1 1 ~ Alzheimers Association education job training Healthcare i ~ I 174.000 see else OCO: CDBG Pt~lic Service Eligble , . i I Arise ~ 134,000 LETF 15,000 awarded 3192 Bayiront Park Management Trust 1 ~~~ Commrrty .k~stice Resotrces Services 95,000 Creative kdees Advrertising, Inc. (GIA) equesfing ticket purchase ffi 52,500. 55,000. sponsorshQ of recycling corrtest and 57,500 corrbinetions Daily Breed Food Bank t 14.000 ''~ Oomiracan American tJatiornl Foundation 8.000 Family Christian Associaton ' Buena Vista Eery Childhood Center 200,000 Constructlon costs requested. but not e( q~le far CDBG pubik: service money Fkxidn Breeder's Cup Commutes i 100,000 , securuy I 20.000 ~ in-kind ;`ie V¢cnya; extended hours 20,000 in-kind Fkxida Foster Care Review Project, Inc. I t 50,000 ~ I LETF 7,850 awarded 9/92 Goulds Coalition of MinistersMypeople I ~ i ~ 20,000 , ~ Family Resource Center ( I l 'He Cares" Ministries, Inc. I ~ I ~ 59,000( i ~ i I w also OCD: C08t3 f~blk; 3enAce EHp~le Hospital for fVeedy & Homeless Parwns I 000 99 ousing rsnovatlort raqussted, but not ailp~le fa Howing renovation program I ~ , ( CDBG public service money Hospitnluy b Tourism Association ~ ~ ~ j 25o,oooi ~'~ i Television benefit for homeless, hungry j Page 14 r _ ~ _ ~ zZk9~f t~~z r i ~~ 4 i4y .k 1CJV. ~.~ ~6t ! it / T,. ., ~ N a ~= Tdi1l_ yott a:rsist in ser_ur_iny Che commitment from tl?e G1fCVA _- - - so ti'tat 30 l~9ILF,ION pot_enl_.ial i _.. - --' - F vis_i tors are inspired G~ tlt.i s ' a,_ __ POSITIYT•. POS?'CARD? A~~ "'#'~lD~d I,U~TR~° TC~ ~ ~LGTTERIN~ ~~L~~Y ~iF ST~eRS A Critical Cause with C®lebrated Solutions ~ B~Cj9~2*E~1L your community as we share the joy of tke 9~ofiday Season ~t ~LO`W rill over America with solid-gold entertainment ~ D,`~.Z~L~ the and ca6fe television audience as a ~ofiday tradtion * LIC~?f~l"21~' the ~folidays rhrougkout the 90's with this production dy ~t Cossette - winner of tke ~I"ony Aurarrf~ for?ke ryVill ~pgers ~-offies at'ad Producsr of ~l`n.e ramm war for C'~S ~ SPST~,GB in this Showcase sponsored dy the ~I-rave!, ~oodservice, 7~ospitality, Communications and Bntertainmene Pndustries ~ B~,CLLLs`i.x? Lc ends celebrated i.e. ~BISC®'S IOOtk; DICxGGs~i~~S 40 th fE~-C. ~ OZl?SHIM tFce recession witk tatter-fond mar~ting and promotivnalprograms ~ SATELLI2*ES and fund-raising galas from your City to provide road, xousing and 906 ?raining r,~tIG11 aelnzm 13t~_.zir~s ~,----------~--~--~~--------~1 - i ()PLEASE COUNT` ON ME! ~ NAME. () I WIL.I. CHAIR A NATIONAL COM- MTITEE. I will assist with Committre Fo~rttation, send Letters ova my Signature ~7IE: and ccrmrrtit to one table at the Gala I ( ) I WII1, CHAIR A I.ACAL COMMUNITY COMPANY NAME: OOMMII'i'EE. Respor~iliricx Same as Naoottal on bc~l kveL I ADDS: ' I () I WII1. SERVE ON A COMMii'TFE. ( ) Nu1O~Y () I'OC~Y Cr1Y• STATE, 7.1P: () 'NL ARE I1~lT'ERESTFD IN RECEIVIIdG S HIP INI~RMATION ~1. /FAX: L_~ ------------- ----------------------------------~ Hoapitsility/Touriari2 Ataociation • P.O. Box 222 • Arsntura, FL 33260 • (305) b73-6403 9 2 - 8 ~.,~" ___.._ ,,- ~ t TM. , ~ Pt~tWORK 7~~.EV(S(Oh! Ht~LID/~Y aP~~afit, FQ REtd~F(T /~P~{Fftt~ft'a NQ~I:I~ES a ~; tlUt~[=RY rx gift !'rom the stars ~. Spe~{.aC 3-~oGy ~vea~.~ ~era.e~i.tf,ng ~ Cr~,sf.,s Cci.use ,~,meTicc~'s ~-Gorn~efess Ea ~g~ry ~~~ ~1~ - ._ ~: _ ~~ ~f; TAI: 7'IIF,MF. OI•' T'lIE :iIIOF? MUSIC - I,AUGIITER - T'llii 6JhRMT'11 OF HOMI: A GII'T' OI' Ii-O-I'-E FOR hMF.,R.ICA' S NORF. LT-.SS 2'hrouyhout the show, each vi.gnctte, each product9.on number, dea.is with the Christmas/ Chaunaka holidays and the joy of reachin_q out to those less for tunat_e_..with the most meaningftlZ g.i.ft of a11: the gift of II-O-P-F: ! The two-hour show, a musi-comic-docu-I~oliday Special, is the vehicle and catalyst to raise awareness to the crisis of America's homeless. In other words, to paraphrase Ernest Hemingway, "Ask not for whom the cry of help is meant. It is meant for us a11." "LIVE" from Los Angeles and/or New York, audiences share the elements of entertainment, information, apti.mism and solutions to eleva~.te the quality of Life for Millions of Americans. It shows what is actually being done by caring and creative citizens- and their outstanding resin ts! As we go into commercial and/or station breaks, we wil.2 see actual footage of Dennis Weaver and Valerie Harper's LIFE (Love Is Feeding Everyone) at work in Los Angeles and the recipients of their "hUNGER HERO" Awards, Whoopi Goldberg and Shirley Maclaine. We wi11 see former President Jimmy Carter at work in Atlanta with his "HABITAT FOR HUMANITY." We wi11 see Andrew Cuono and his interim housing program in New York We wi11 see $84 Mi1.Zion of citizen - relief after Hurricane Andrew hit Miami...and other success stories in Boston, Chicago, St. Louis and Chicago. Innumerable special events in 40 potential markets, civic pride and a strong Public Relations campaign from one of the nation's best firms, insures the viewing audience wi11 tune in the week of December 13 ....with sti11 enough time to help brighten the Holidays of others! 9~- ~~.~" r _, W .; b _ '~ t:: -~.~ C)!T CIIRISTTl11S T).1?1•: ~ O ~• ~NTiNTfAt71y Pf~tr i3 :il~t-it~E'~• ~ l~r~nolci Sc1tt~~arfzc~ncgq~~,r- 13ackrirop: ;; T MILT.tO,*J rt~i~r~d ,-~ t PI,ANIiT HOT,T,YF+10C)TJ TIIL•' Mt1NF,Y SONG (Cabaret( Liza Minnelli Packdrop: $1 PIILL,TON raised aboard The Royal Majesty A GIFT OF HOPE Lorna Tuft Vanessa W.i.lliarrrs America HELPING Americans (Original material to "Theys-e Coming To America "~ Neil Diamond WINNER: America HELPING Americans Award Fields of: Entertainment - Sports - Politics -Journalism - Business- Research - Art Phil antliropy - Religion AVE MARIA Luciano Pavarotti Xariah Carey Willie Nelson SILENT NIGHT Barbra Streisand Whitney Houston LET THERE BE H-O-P-E ON EARTH .. AND LET IT BEGIN WIT11 XE Ka thie Lee Gifford And Disney Character Chorus Close: Tim Allen NOT fixing Homeless children`s gifts Wi th Credits 92- ~1~ - ~ - .~ rdward '1', t:ootc II Presidciit 'u Nr~~r•:asrrv r~r: .~ ~,. - May 12, 1992 The Honorable Xavier L. Suarez Mayor, City of Miami 3500 Pan American Drive Miami, Florida 33133-0708 Dear Javier: I understand that you are considering Patricia Robinson--Bethuel for membership on the Performing Arts Trust. She has requested that I endorse her. I am happy to do so. My principal contact with Ms. Robinson-Bethuel has been in connection with our Ring Theatre. We are seeking funds to renovate it. She was helpful in a recent benefit in honor of Jerry Herman, our distinguished graduate, and all concerned were grateful for her assistance. Cordially, ~~~ Edwa T. Foote II Pr ident - ETF:LLS cc: Patricia Robinson-Bethuel 1~_c). tlox 24Ht1oG Coral Gables, Florida i i 12~i ( it>5) 2H4.5155 cc~~ Q .{ ~J~i" O1~ ~~ ~, SCI-IOOI. SfJARQ A~7MlPJISTF~TIQitI E3lJILDIPUQ ~ 1~~0 P~QRTH~I~S-T S~C(JRIf~ ~1UE~P~JUf= ~ MI!~PJ1i, f=LQRI[.7A 3313: saCTAV1U J. VI51EC)O SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS June 15, 1992 I1AC1E CGUMTY ~CNr7Ql_ #~OARC bIS JANET R McALILf:Y. CNAIRFERSO'• MS. BETSY KAPl11N, VICE-CIiA1RPERSOf• MR G. HOLI`IE5 BRADDOCh DR ROSA CASTRO FEINOERG DR MICE tAEL KROF MR R08ERT RENICh MR WILLIAM H TURNEF Ms. Patricia l~obinson Nospitality/Tourism .Association P. O. Box 222 Aventura, Florida 33280 Dear Patricia, It was a pleasure meeting you at the Academy for Tourism Advisory Board Meeting and learning about your program. We are very excited at the possibility of working with your organization which will provide paid internships for students in both the Academy Far Tourism and Center for Legal.and Public Affairs. Enclosed is information on both of these programs. ' Once you have made a decision as fo the numG~~r of interns you are willing to hire, please make a check for each program by multiplying $800.00 times the number of internships for each school. Please have these checks forwarded to each lead teacher involved by July 2, 1992. Chicks should be made payable to: MECA, /nc -For Miami Springs Senior MECA, Inc -For Miami Carol City Senior .~ As I mentioned, these two programs have Service Clubs from which you can obtain volunteer groups during the school year to assist you with your local weekend efforts. Please feel free to contact me at 995-1922 for any further assistance we can provide, and thank you for collaborating with the li4agnet Program by hiring our student interns. Sincerely, ~ ~`~ Lucy Puello-Capone, Coordinator Division of Magnet/innovative Programs LPC/gt cc: Dr. Judith Stein Bernice Matalon Ann Fields ~~~ ~~~ "~! 2 - ~ ~. ~' F ~, r f i , `` 1. ~ .: •~ ~~ e. 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A A !. ~ r w w , , ~ ~, ~- .. i,~ , ~ ~ , ~ , ~'~ ~' F 1 ..a-~~i ~ - ~ ~ 1 ~ `'.Y .. ~~ ~ r . ~ ~ x ~~' _ - 'sue _ ~~ ~ ~ z'.!~`{ ~ ~' ~- _. ;. -. ,. ~,._ q~ _- ~ ~ 1 _ ..rte .r -s.a 'N. ~' { -. .. - ~ - i i ., ~ r3 f K _ ~ ~~ ` f t . ~ ~fx' ~' ~',; 4 1 .. ~..~ A~TI~ 1' 1 ~ ~y -_0.t ..,~~ E, ~y ~ ~'J ! a~.7! :Y in 1 I5T C(?LI=ECT].OP~ JI ~ clzri~ ~ ro~~ ~~. ~. ` ~ - 7GC! FUNDR~Y~~'lt ~ ~ ~ '_ ~ ,. Lf~ ~ ~ 4 ;.~ ~ ' y _ .. ~ v ~ ~ _ ` , - .- .. ti Yi`-; L~r __ -'~f I.~-...i t ~~~ 1 ~~~ ~, ~~ e ~: °.., ~ s ~~: is a s A, q ~- _ ~_ , _~s~- .-n r~ .~ ,a--~-,F"'--ate - - .. . _ ~ i - ~~ ~ ~` I ,, ~ ~ f f f. '' ~ ~ _ _ ,~. r .' '~ ~-- ~{ Jeff )lelendy and Debbie Martinez of Bull's Texas Cafe take time out from serving chili to hug the restaurant's pet cactus. ~F,.. h ^~ ''~ ;? . l A ceremonial mask appears to oversee the work of Kai lli Coav. a hostess al Yank Sing. A A A t~tc.~il I l~tllt.l„t.;A1 t_,.II li'tl`U,ll~t_ S; Ind j~R,1 7(.i .t'O loci; 1n _~~ to it 'nn: i ~ i;- it tr~n~llll p, flit ( It t ° ^.•1 I ~ "t'b i S I .affil 1i 1. ~ ~` f'• I f .1~ C~ AlnilltrniPhtf tt+~. I t~;l'~1F rtl.1 (~ '. .: ,1nrl .hils• mi il.~l (r_} ~I rStr~ urht 1h it ~~ -r 1 mast h~ d-~~i the l~ ri~E li (1, ire. l~ n i 1 : n f i ~ r - nJ : r i r Yourlh n;;trtrr~.l`ftrr ~ll,th=el r to c n t~, ~~r^ I, e~x•isliz~~; they w'^rrl t}ir~rr to (e~~Tl th,>us:uulr ~~(~i~inl~_nf,. , i~~; dancing party trl~~!~rI{. T)re mr4 'n' rill est.ieiti!~a uerc 1:eld on th~~ t~~11 h ^nnic~~r- eay of the. punt earthyuaLke :aid fim that ~ic~t i7icod nm< h ~. the city. f'r*xrcd~-there ~.vaa aS1Ci adrnivsion fee-p,rn~ r,n the City of Ilohe, which ~.vill o~ the monep for AIllS r~~ search. Represent~etiv±'s fmm shout ~ rrstaururts manned fuu~i lxxrths on the j~'rimeter of the Civic Auditorium tcher~' [he etsnt tuns h!rki. Tiicy w•r~m gathered there by A T:+~te of San Francisco, an nr~ni»tion that atriccs to gain reco}[nition and bunim~s for frxxl-service clinnt_s by bookie}; them into rnntrnt.ions, lvrrties and fund raiser.?. J?-ague I'eprn, chef to three French {~reaidents, conk hook suthor and ppublic telecisiun cor?4irtg sltott• host. tasU~d (uixl fmm sll of the booths. lie conchuied that the urrtellini gor- gonmlafmm North Beach [test~trrant was the Ilest Taste of San Francisco. Jr}_' ~ ` ~~ A sea of t>tibbing hefldz surrounds the stage as the Frcnky Ezeculices band Cerforms. Jose Lopez, of ,Maxwell's Pfum. catches an ~ncotning pepper during a food and plastic plate fight with a noarby booth. Renee 111ichelis, left, who wrorks at the ilfandarin hotel, and friend Pau- In harry get caught up-literally-z in the festir•ities. Patricia Robinson, director oC A Taste of San Francisco, and aide Da- vid harper take a break from the action. l' Shimoda, of Kentaro Su- shi, preparing sushi. Cigarette Rids Christina Parik, left, and Ilrett Jones helped create a nigfitclub atmosphere in the dimly lit auditorium. The most popular booth all night sus the bar, which wus easy to slw[ oecause of the seemingly endless lines. Steven Fink, left, of Double Rainbow Ice Cream, became atwo-fiateA scoop- er as the line at his company's booth grew. 1 i // ~~~ t~'! ~ ~ r ~ ! ^~ , ~ i, i. t `~~ ! ~°+.. 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A A ~ ~ ~7. f:'fliPflP:'~ti'f; iiJif°f, C;i7fli'iNi7 Video i~~-a.i_1;rhJ~ fr~r~ rr~f~rnrac-~~; anrt i~`~-nr~i_ T'~t'orirrc-P:.crt:> I. A Lweni_z1-~fnar-a1.d 19ax~keti_r~g; Special BPPnt acrd Ps~ode<cf_znri Company designing, oa-ganizi xag and staging h i g}i1 y vi.si_1~1 e, u.i tra-s iy1 ish productions .such as The Sur.~rr~er OZyr~p_i_c.:, Opening ParL~y for. The In terns tional 01 yrspi c CO:rr~ri_ ttee and T..ntern.-~ tionai Pz-e~ss Corps, the Opening for fhe Dernocrai=ic Nat_iona.l Convention, and dozens of ot~t~er Openings since 198?. 2. Ida tional and Interns ti.onal clients consist of Corporations, A~ssocia t_i.ons, Phil an tbro pies, Cities,lfo tel s, Resorts, Spas, Cruiseslii ps, Restaurant:, and Travel Destinations. 3. Awards, Sonars, Recogni tion.s: WHO'S ~dff0 In Industz-y and Finance WHO'S WHO Of American Nomen PRESIDENT Of The United States Award PROCLAMATIONS: Governor Bob Graham Mayor Dianne Feinstein Mayor Marion Barng Mayor Maurice Ferrn Mayor Stephen CZ ark St. Morns Swi tserland, Dr. E.P. Danuser 4. Hospitality Industry Professional Background Consul tan t: Hotels, Resorts, Restaurants, Cruiseships Design and Impleaentation of Marketing, Catering,Food,Beverage and Convention programs for i~estin, fail ton, Meridian and Trusthouse Forte Sotel Corporations Design and implementation of Special Gourmet E`~ents for STARS of Fi1xa and Television, Beads of State, 3-STAR Chefs & J~inenakers, Chef of The F+~i to Souse, Interns tional political leaders, International Wine s Food Societies, Somrselier Societies, Gonfrerie de Za Ghaiaa de Rotisseurs, El"C Pormatzon of the first Sospitality Industry Counc.i~, Regional and National Designed and Staged the first fundraiser for America's 8oc~eless ~ Hungry Designed and Staged the first fundraiser for Aids Fesearch Designed and Staged the first fundraiser for the Zoological Societies Designed sad Xarketed the first collection of Pr1~rFtze menus: FANTASY FEASTS Designed and Marketed the first collection for Gourmet travel: GOURMET GETAWAYS Federally-registered since 1982, ttte first Natioaa~ 'WASTE' Prograz~; TASTE OF AMERICA 1992 The beginning of the TEIRD DECADE of very productive partnerships 92- ~.~ ~-. ~~. T ~~'++ ... n gift fI'osri the stars In Forma(!on Clrairffi.+~rr Preaidc~rt ,~Ionor~rp Co-Ciieirmen Pncsident and Mrs. George Bush Vice President and Mrs. Dan (~uayle TR'Q~TEEB Robert E. Allen, AT&T Governor Lawton Chiles Governor and Mrs. Bl(1 Cllnlon Daniel Burke, ABC Cap Clly Governor Mario Cuomo Elizabeth Dole, American Red Cross - Robert Crandell, American Airlines Senator Robert Dole Senator and Mrs. Al Gore Senator and Mrs. Bob Graham Mayor William J. Althatcs Mayor Dianne Feinstein Wayne I~uizanga, E3lockbuster Entertainment Wendell R. Beard, Ryder Systems _ Lee laceoca, Chrysler Motors Mayor Maynard Jackson 92- ~~ ,^, t~i;T~~C}~K Tt~l.F~il1'rl ti~ll~~~ Sf'1C1~1, iD €~f:t~FF(T AF+~E~IC~`, l30t~f Lf:s; ~ R~tliP~!C'~4~~r` p ~ ~+ ... a c;ift from tlic story ,@~~j~~ APR ~u ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ II®~ ' T4.1 In Formation ~` CJ6~adrRn a~a Prs~ddeot Honorary Co-C1~edrm~n Prestdent and Mrs. George t3ush Vice President and Mrs. Dan Quay[e Tfd (I~TEE~ Robert E. Allen, AT1;T Gouernor Laudon Clttles Governor and Mrs. Bill Clinton Davie! Burke, ABC Cap Clly Gouemor Mario Cuomo Elizabeth Dole, American Red Cross Robot Crandcll, Amcrlcan Alrllnes Senator Kobert Dole Senator and Mrs. Af Gore Senator and Mrs. 13ob Graham Mayor William J. Althaus Mayor Dianne Felnstedn Wayne Huizanga, Blockbuster Entertainment Wendell R. F3card, Ryder Systems Lee /accoca, Chrysler Motors Mayor Maynard Jackson Reverend Jessie Jackson James K. Batten, Knight-Ridder INC (J.S. Secretanl Jack Kemp U.S. Secretary Lynn Marlin James Montgomery, Gnat Western Banks Bill Marriott, Marriott Corporation Dr. Tad Foote, [Inluerslty o~Mlami Mr. and Mrs. Ross Perot Senator and Mrs. Lloyd Denslen James S. Robinson, l/l American Express Dr. Robert Schuller, Crystal Cathedral General H. Norman Schwarzkop( Lawrence Tisch, CBS Mr. and Mrs. Ted Turner, C!Y(Y, TIYT Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Weauer t3urt /reynolds and Lonnle Anderson + Truly unsel(lsh, a-politfcal Americans cabable of re-ultalizing AMERICA as outlined in Chairman's Address to the U.S. Conference o(Mayors in Houston DECEMBER NOME FOR TfiF iIOLIDAYS rrr Llue snd Satelilles: Celebrations IYattonwlde Produced by Taste o(Amerlca F'roducttons tloxcp-ta@ty/Tourlbm Assocletlon . P.O. Box 222. Aveniurn, t=L 33280. (305} 63.6403 v -.~.. ~.-_- .._.~.. .~. ..~. T !~ hIFTVJf)RK i(LC?fl ~lC~h~ !~~?I.lDi~Y SpEr1A1. zU j~EP~EFIT f~h/iE~if,~'S ~¢(~P:~f:1.reS~ .~ FdllhA~'yY a ,rift fmm tltc titnr5 November 6, 199?. President-F.Iect and Mrs. Bi1I Clinton TIIE GUVF'RNOR'S Mi1NSION T,i. t tI e Rock, 1lrkansas 7'1203 JI/BILIINT CONGRiiT'L1Li1TIONS FROM ONF. OF YOUR MOST ARDENT DF,'LIF'VEH.S! When your CIOS111g remarks Late Tuesday evening paraphrased our ten year program - HUME FOR T`PE HOLIDAYS - as well as Linda Bloodworth-Thompson: "I STILL REI,II'VE IN A PLACE CALLED H-O-M-E", we were truly exhilerated that our triumverate was in sync. We ar•e enclosing previous cvrrnspondence as [estimany to our need for involvement from the CLIMYIV'S for our very posi Live solutions for the Crisis ur Our Cities ....the Title of the address I delivered to the U. S. Conference of Mayors in houston AFTER you presented your visionary plan. My opening remarks made note that I was not a candidate for the Presidency BUT I was running fora re-vi tali;:ed Amrrrica -and also had a plan! Wi11 you and Hillary serve as Chairpersons along with Dipper and Al Gore, whose effectiveness for the cause of Homelessness has been legend? Upon reading the treatment for the Television Special, please note a most positive portrait of Jimmy Carter's Habitat For humanity, as well as Mario Cuomo's son, Andrew and their solutions for interim housing while restoring lost souls and Lost spirits. Invited to share the joy of the season are supporters such as Burt ~ Lonnie, Whoopie, Barbra -and others. I t is our sincere hope tha t a J4hi to Mouse Designation proclaiming DECEMBF,R: HOPS For The Eomeless will finally materialize this coming meek for we have been seeking same since August 1991. A Press Release to the International Media has been on hold since October 2b... Is it possible that George Stephanoupoulus or Betsey Wright - or anyone you think appropriate -might assist with uapactful implementation of our final 41 days? After which we might connect TASTE OF AE[ERICA Productions with rp1~17d{ for your augural Bash! Your election has prnvided new vigor for America, Pa tr ' Robinson, Founder and Chairman g ~ ~ b ~ ~'"' !/ IIO,t(F. FOR 7'flls IIOI,IU:13'S'° Is d protect of AMERSCA Helpkuj Atv~ric~s' American Red Cross, ~d TAS1E Ctf AMERICA• pro~ctlons HoSPitality/Tourisrn Association • P.O. Bax 222 • Aventura, fL 33280 • (305) 573-6~3 u. ...,. .>....... i _ 1 ~~`t~ ~ i A ~~~1 ~~'~ ~~ ~ -. October 29, 1992 Katherine Hugries T~sTr: or• z~rarnrcn Proaactions 600 NE 36 Street Suite 1II12 ~:iami FL 33137 Dear Katherine: It was a pleasure talking with you yesterday. 4'our project sounds very exciting and we would like to explore the many ways we could work together. I've attempted in this letter to illustrate how the Disney-MGM Studios can be a great value to your "Home For The Holidays" production. The Disney-MGM Studios offers support services in the heart WORLD. We can not only offer Studios is made complete with facilities and services that production. a full range of production of 30,000 acres at WALT DISNEY you a great value but the an impressive collection of allow us to fully package your As I'm sure you've realized, Iatherine, there are many benefits of being a part of a multi-million dollar entertainment complex. Here are a few that accrue specifically to your production: - WALT DISNEY WORLD Greens Department has over 2 acres of greenhouse space and over 73 acres of irrigated tree fields and plant species. You will also have access to topiaries, nature props, and preferred rates from the local market. - Over the past 10 years we have developed a qualified and experienced local crew base here in Orlando. In addition, any crew supplied by the Studio comes with a full guarantee. - An additional ten ton grip truck has been added to the Studio's rolling stock, bringing the total number of location grip trucks to five. - The Disney-MGM Studios Scenic Shop offers full set construction and design capabilities. Our Central Shops supports the Studio Scenic Shop and provides additional 1'!'~ li~~~ In _~NI L.~6c liurnd Al.~.i. FI _"n-u'n i I'an u~ ihc'~taEic ~t ihr ~~iENE~o l ~~mpam ~? ~1~ 'y T~. Whom It Mav Concern: i~atlo~ut tie~c~ct~,~?rte.~rs lt'a4hin~ton, i~C ?w06 October 22, 1992 - This is to certify that a1i Agreement exists between the American Red Cross and 'I'A5'l'E OF° AMERICA Productions, Patricia Robinson, Chairman, for the purpose o2 producing a series of fund raising events as well as a live television special, prvgramrrted for both network and cable, titled "Home For ': he Holidays" to be z~ired T7ecember IS, 1.992. Under the terms of the Agr~entent, 104 percent of the net proceeds will be contributed to the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund. 77te need for support is immense, both for the Red Cross national disaster relief fund and foe local, community-based Red Cross chapters, that each year respond to approximately 55,040 disasters, helping victims of fires, storms, zarthyuakes and other emergencies as ~z•ell as the individual needs of those left homeless. Funds received from the TC~A/Pierre C~~ssette productions ai•e Credited back to the Reci Cross Chapters in the communities where th<:y were generated. In the eight weeks since Hurricane Andrew ravaged South Florida and coastal Louisiana. Reel Cross workers have helped more than t~4,OQ0 families, The estimated costs will exceed - $84.4 million All Red Cross assistance is given free of charge, based on people's verified _ disaster-related needs. t'Vhile Hurricane Andrew has dominated public and media interest since it hit August 24, the REd Cross has responded to more than 20 other major disasters nationwide since then, - including Typhoon Omar in Guam where rho Red Cross expects to spend more than $5 - msilion helping families, and Hurricane Iniki in Hawaii where Red Cross relief vests are expected to mach $12 million. The cast of helping families affected by fires in the California counties of Calavaras and Shasta on Sept. 17 and 21 is estimated at more than $400,040. Tornadoes in Tampa. Florida in early October carry an estimated relief cost of nearly $1b0,004. Throughout America, tires and ether tragzdies leave thousands homeless ea:;h day -these funds help Red Cross chapters respond. Should you have any questions regarding this promotion, feel free to call me at 202/635~- 3220. AS mentioned in the Agreemeta, the American Red Cross wilt incur no financial, _ pe,-sonal cir other liability for dais promotion. Thank you for your support. Sincerely, ~~%~' ~' Terr . J nson Corporate Devc;lopmeut Public Support 92- b:L~" i F I 'S i 4 4 4:,x._.__5-~.~°r'_ 1<<):41 .. 4Rfd r` „E-~,4 ,~ .~ ~ 1 y' F` e ~~~ ~ ~.. _j ~ ~' k~ ~?~,~~, a. c-`. „~,.. Y ~J~ //J~• ~, h1ETRt~-b~1b~ ~ENTEF, X11 N. W. PIflST STAfET' ~^ SUITE 2:IQ MIAM1, FLD~fDA 7~i^^: E3 ~~UnLa .~~, ~.,~9~ t- . t:)c .~ -_ 1301 37s-sic The Honorable Raymond T,. Flynn President t7nited Dtat,ec~ Co~r~erena~n t~ ~' 1.'~a ~' c,~,~r~ - Wsstin Galleria, Suite 23e~<< - Houston, Texae 77056 Dear Fellow ~'layozs :~ It is with regret ~~hat :~ ar~~ ~+~~:,.:-.gale ~~ca join you in Houston. However, I have requ~~~~~~°,~..c=. ~:~~,°.°~:~~.e-~.~, RobanBCan Bethuei, a _ ~ prominent Miani. Dade! ~,~4y~z.+.~~•~y ~";.:i ~°.. ~~ ter: r to represent me in bringing you ~~~:ry a,;~~~, ., n~~,. ~ ~::.......~:~ I , feel certain will ~. a network television benefit our Unia~sc~. ~ ~.` ° ; ~~~:~ •::'. ~:_;`.:~x Christmas speca.a:~. .ti:,:., :~;a~.s~ a,~a~,~-c:n~;ss , dollars, and jobs _ for our hungry ar?c~. '.a~-rn~~:1 nss ci.~:a.~:~rx~;s . I would appreciate .~ you could provide her with an opportunity, prefer 3?-~~.y, dura.mg the ~ luncheon Tuesday to ** distribute a four p~~L~~t request fear mayoral support as outlined in a Jana 1Z communic~a~'.iot? to you. Thank you very much for your cooperation. S cerely, s ~t.e en P. Clark SPC:fgm ** Plr'.I~ a:ldressec:~ Con1°erence resul ting in Public Sector Financial Formula: $250, 000 Ci ties with a projected X R. .I. $25~D, 1100 S'i~at.es (Ir-ommerce, Tourism, gucnan Services, LYnployment, Education and Cvl fatal ] _ 92- 81~' ~` 1 k:.Yr V t' - -- - -- rf{A!ii` .~~ u1~i:~`~`'I~~:A~!(',F~!C4'~t~n~r',TN,*b ,~!~~!A.r'i~~ ~I_ _. ~~ '~~?~---.i-~~ ni~ r;l~-, ~n„ ~ J`~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~~1/ aw~at'~- !.'~,-. ~T-~til_!J~_~ a ~ , ~_ ~ f .~ ~ _.. ,-, t °'~. a P ~ '-', ; - ~, - u .. ~ ~~~ - _. .. _- ~ .~ ~. ~ - - _ _-. ~ TO: Mayor Ray Flynn, President CONFERENCE OF MAYORS FROM: Patricia Robinson-Bethuel, President HOSPITALITY & TOURISM ASSOCIATION Conference of Mayors -Houston, Texas -June i9-24, 1992 risis in our Cities: A SOLUTION! HISTORY (Video available for Events and References) HOSPITALITY & TOURISM ASSOCIATES - a 20-year consulting company for the Hospitality, Foodservice 8~ Tourism Industries, initiated the design and implementation of a Network Television Holiday Special to air December 1992 -with fund-raising events in a myriad of neighborhoods to benefit each city's Hungry & Homeless; these industries are committed to provide job-training, job- placement, education and internships. APRIL 1982 was the first fund-raiser to focus on this issue; it was held on the downtown campus of Miami -Dade Community College in Miami, Florida and became the prototype to raise awareness -and millions of support dollars. Fund-raising Events have been held in cities across America in the succeeding 10 years with MAJOR impact on feeding and shelter programs, as well as Community and City policy. it is appropriate, indeed, that the 10-year Celebration receive nationwide viewership; an entire country will participate to "Cure the Crisis in our Cities"....for the Christmas Holidays -and beyond! MI I N EVERY city in America must provide an environment that greatly enhances the quality of life for A-L-L of its citizens. this can only be accomplished with acreative -and energetic - PubliciPrivate PARTNERSHIP. Without it, all America suffers: economically, politically and spiritually. GOALS 1. To launch the SECOND Decade of Fund-raising and City Policy as it relates to the current disadvantaged citizens by adding the essential ingredients of job-training, education, internships, lob placement... and even health care to food & shelter. 2. To inspire the attendees to the Conference of Mayors to take advantage of the highly-visible, highly-positive package presented by HOSPITALITY & TOURISM ASSOCIATES; i.e. 1. The Network television Holiday Special 2. The multi-faceted, multi-level fund-raiser in as many U.S. cities as possible. ~~_ ~~~' Hospitality/Tourism Association • P.Q. Box 222 • Aventura, FL 33280 • (305) 573-6403 t ~~ `~GLl.f~1~iC~P~f: C,r~l~l ~ IPA ~t1F~ cl~rir_s 3. To obtain commitments from the U.S. Mavors: t . To serve as Honorary Go-Chair in their cry; to assign an Aide as liaison to the local Committee 2. To provide office space in the multi-diverse neighborhoods for grass-root impact 3. To schedule the tilming of P.S.A. ' s (Video and Audio) by local ABG affiliate to share f~7ayor's involvement and commitment to arty fund-raisers, educational programs and critical need for volunteer outreach. AIR DATE: October ~. To sign a Petition to the 1982 Congress irnmediatefy for a Congressional Designation: "DECEMBER - !S HOPE FOR THE HUNGRY & HOMELESS MONTH!" 4. To galvanize the Leadership of the Hospitality & Tourism Industries to commit to job training, education and job placement & Internships via the Hospitality & Tourism Industry Council (Hl~i"IC) 5. To secure -and then communicate -the specific educational costs, as well as internships, available through the American Hotel Association's Education Institute and the National Restaurant Association's Educational Foundation: Certificates, 1 and 2 year courses and Internships; also available through the public and vocational schools and community colleges. 6. To translate direct costs of education for Donor Gift categories. 7. To secure more vehicles (Co.} for food pick-up and delivery. 8. To effectively lobby for more low to medium cost housing, THE essential element in guaranteeing a better duality of life forge, Americans; to develop viable matching funds grant or commitment. IMPLEMENTATION The Entertainment and Communication Industries commitment to the critical cause will provide celebrated - solutions to the CRISIS IN OUR GITIES. The private sector package is tinsel-tied and gift-wrapped, a magnificent challenge for the public sector. r The Hospitality Industry Tourism Industry Council (HITIC) gratefully acknowl©dges the sponsorship of Continental Airlines. ©1991 ~~ ~~~ s - ~.~~ai~:~°€~ ,~~-~a~:~ :~~~'~~ ~~~ '~'~'~~~~~~ fir F~a~ci~s~~ ~~~~~er I~r~-iccTCrl .ti~n_ zl, I9'l:i ~ , ~. ,, - .~ Pcoplc Pleascrs Inc. !Florida corporation) 600 NE. 36th St. Miami. Fla. 3:137 For ENTERTAINMENT SERVTCES---NAME- LY. COND~7CTING EXHIBITIONS, COMPETI- TIONS AND EVENTS RELATING TO FOOD PREPARATION AND SERVICE, in CLASS 41 ~u.s. ct. 107. First use Feb. 1, 1981; in commerce May 8, 1981. No claim is made to the exclusive right to use the words "America'" and "Florida", apart from the mark as shown. The lining on the drawing does not indicate color. Ser. No. 355,49(, filed Mar. 19, 1982. C. A. SIDOTT, Examining Attorney -~