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    GRAND PRIZE: One complimentary seat to compete in the 2009 World Series of Poker Main EventValet Parkingq Business Attire

    February 25, 2009

    Featuring cocktails, hors doeuvres, blackjack, tarot card readings, poker, and more!

    6:30 PM Texas Hold Em Clinicq 7:00 PM Poker Tournament

    National Building Museum q 401 F Street, NW q Washington, DC 20001

    In celebration of Hortons Kids 20th Anniversary,

    the Board of Directors requests the pleasure of your company at

    Carrie Anderson Rick Axthelm Woody Bolton Max Brown Liz Dougherty

    Missy Edwards Pam Fisher Matt Gelman Juleanna Glover Gretchen King

    Mary Ellen Matheson Erik Olson John Pappas Allison Remsen

    Bernie Robinson Jen Sadler Hannah Simone Shanti Stanton Tim Trysla

    Karin Walser Dan Walsh Debbie Winsor Jeanne Wolak

    HOLDEM FORHORTONS KIDS

    COCKTAILS, CASINO, AND CARDS

    Hortons Kids Board of Directors

    Honorary Host Committee

    Congressman Jason Altmire

    Congressman Joe Barton

    Congressman James E. Clyburn

    Congressman Joseph Crowley

    Ms. Annie Duke

    Congressman Ron Kind

    Senator Robert Menendez

    Congressman Dennis Moore

    Congressman Frank Pallone, Jr.

    Congressman Earl Pomeroy

    Mr. Greg Fossilman Raymer

    Congressman Ike Skelton

    Congressman John Tanner

    Congresswoman Ellen Tauscher

    Congressman Chris Van Hollen

    Congressman Henry Waxman

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    Join the team of more than one hundred

    organizations that have sponsored Hortons Kids

    over the last twenty years.

    Event sponsors will enjoy an evening of friends,

    food, cocktails, and Texas Hold Em Poker

    Sponsorship

    Levels

    $25,000 Royal FlushEight players seats (one table)

    and fteen spectator tickets

    qTwo VIPs placed at your table

    qOpportunity to speak on stage at the event

    qSignage and special recognition at the event

    qCompany recognition on Hortons Kids website

    qCompany logo on one ull-page ad and two

    hal-page ads in The Hill*

    $10,000four of a kindFive players seats

    and ten spectator tickets

    qVIP placed at your table

    qOpportunity to speak on stage at the event

    qSignage and special recognition at the event

    qCompany recognition on Hortons Kids website

    qCompany logo on one ull-page ad and two

    hal-page ads in The Hill*

    $5,000Full HOUSEThree players seats

    and ve spectator tickets

    qVIP placed at your table

    qSignage at the event

    qCompany recognition on Hortons Kids websiteqCompany name on one ull-page ad and two

    hal-page ads in The Hill*

    $2,500THREE OF A KINDOne players seat

    and three spectator tickets

    qSignage at the event

    qCompany recognition on Hortons Kids website

    qCompany name on one ull-page ad and two

    hal-page ads in The Hill*

    $500 INDIVIDUAL DONATIONOne players seatNote: this is for personal donations.

    $75 Individual SpectatorOne spectator ticket to join us at the event for an

    evening of cocktails, casino, and cards.

    For more information or to become a sponsor, please contact Lindsy Pietroski

    at 202-544-5033 ext. 7 or [email protected]

    *Sponsorships conrmed by noon on the ollowing days will appear in the subsequent The Hillad: February 18, February 24, and March 4.

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    Hortons Kids is a non-prot social service organization providing comprehensive services to the children o

    Washington, D.C.s Anacostia neighborhood that improve the quality o their daily lives and nurture their desire

    and ability to succeed.

    Hortons Kids was ounded in 1989 by then-Congressional staer Karin Walser who met a group o children at a

    Capitol Hill gas station and decided to take action. Since then, hundreds o Congressional sta people and other

    D.C. proessionals have served as volunteer tutors and mentors.

    In its twentieth year, Hortons Kids serves 157 children and amilies within Ward 8. The organization is widely

    embraced and respected by parents, social service agencies, and the community at-large.

    In addition to tutoring with Congressional sta in the Rayburn House Oce Building on Mondays and Tuesdays,

    Hortons Kids are tutored by Department o Education sta at their headquarters on Wednesdays. Older youth

    participate in a special tutoring and enrichment program on Wednesday evenings. Every week, children go on

    recreational eld trips and many are involved in additional enrichment activities through Hortons Kids.

    Hortons Kids is like a second amily to some o the neediest children in Anacostia. In addition to creating

    individualized learning plans sensitive to the unique academic, emotional, and physiological needs o each child,

    our comprehensive approach tackles a long list o issues that get in the way o child development. In response

    to the childrens many needs, our services have expanded to include:

    Hortons Kids comprehensive program works. Even though our children live in the most dangerous part o

    Washington and attend some o its worst perorming schools, they are making impressive gains. Seventy-six

    percent o children tested improved their reading fuency over the last year and ty-nine percent improved their

    math skills! In the coming years, we predict that our expanding services will result in even more impressive

    academic accomplishments by this group o children living in the shadow o the United States Capitol.

    To learn more about our program, please visit www.hortonskids.org.

    qNutritious meals and snacks

    qFamily strengthening programs

    qDental and medical care

    qEmergency clothing and shoes

    qCollege application assistance

    qSummer camp

    qBirthday and holiday celebrations

    qEye exams and glasses

    like a second family