The Museum's Noble Planetarium was the first planetarium to be named after a female astronomer, Charlie Mary Noble, a Fort Worth educator of math and astronomy.
PUT ON A LAB COAT FOR MAD SCIENTIST BALL 7
Saturday, April 2, 2011
Benefiting the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History and its ongoing educational programming
7:00 p.m. - Cocktails and Dinner
8:30 p.m. - Party
Put on a lab coat, break out the beakers, and get ready for the most elecrifying party of the year! Produced by four-time Emmy Award-winning entertainment producer Jeremy Railton, Mad Scientist Ball 7 will feature exceptional cuisine. mind-expanding attractions and world-class entertainment like America's Got Talent sensation Fighting Gravity. Pick your table level and reserve your spot today. Recognized Sponsors
Experimental Einstein - $50,000 (Tax deductible donation of $47,740 for two tables; $48,870 for one)
Option of COMPLIMENTARY reserved second table of ten at seated dinner
Top recognition on advance publicity and materials
Special MSB7 memorabilia for all guests at sponsor’s table
Plus all benefits included in Galactic Galileo
Galactic Galileo - $25,000 (Tax deductible donation of $24,070)
A-List recognition on advance publicity and materials
Special recognition in all external advertising for the Ball
Plus all benefits included in Curious Curie
Curious Curie - $10,000 (Tax deductible donation of $9,070)
MSB7 memorabilia for all guests at sponsor’s table
Plus all benefits included in Electrifying Edison
Electrifying Edison - $5,000 (Tax deductible donation of $4,070)
Reserved table for 10 at seated dinner and access to all Mad Scientist Ball party activities
MSB7 commemorative lab coats and accessories for all guests at sponsor’s table
Recognition on all advance publicity materials related to the Ball
Recognition on the Museum website and Annual Donor wall
Listing in the Museum’s annual Progress Report
Table Sponsor Reservation Form - PDF
Cosmic Copernicus - $600 Individual Dinner Ticket (Tax deductible donation of $507)
Reserved seat during seated dinner and access to all Mad Scientist Ball party activities
MSB7 commemorative lab coat and accessories
Recognition on the Museum’s website
NEW THIS YEAR! Partying Pasteur - $175 Party-Only Ticket (Tax deductible donation of $130)
Access to all Mad Scientist Ball party activities and performances after dinner
MSB7 commemorative lab coat and accessories
Individual Tickets Reservation Form - PDF
You would be MAD to miss it! For more information on table sponsorships, individual dinner tickets and party tickets, please contact MadScientistBall@fwmsh.org or 817-255-9449.
There is no further cost to enjoy the Mad Scientist Ball beyond your table sponsorship or ticket purchase.
BACKGROUND ON THE MAD SCIENTIST BALL
What
Originally founded in 2004 by Fort Worth community leader Carter Martin, this is the seventh annual Mad Scientist Ball, driven by a volunteer committee of community and business leaders.
The Mad Scientist Ball is the primary annual fund raising event benefiting the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History’s ongoing educational programs. “Expect the unexpected” has become the underlying idea behind the party, which has made it one of the most popular, sold-out events in Fort Worth.
When
Saturday, April 2, 2011Where
Fort Worth Museum of Science and History
1600 Gendy Street
Fort Worth Cultural District
Valet parking from the Museum’s main entrance on Gendy StreetFounding Chair
Carter MartinEvent Chairs
Jill Chilcoat, Gloria Holmsten and Marsha KleinheinzActivities
Guests enjoy an unusual mix of activities, including an upscale gourmet dinner followed by dancing, along with a variety of fun, interactive experiences.Attire
Lab coats encouraged!Audience
600 people at tables of ten. Tables are typically purchased by a mix of companies, organizations, and philanthropic donors.Table Underwriting and Sponsorship Opportunities
Table underwriting opportunities are available at $50,000; $25,000; $10,000; and $5,000; with corresponding benefits. Additional opportunities for exclusive sponsorship recognition are available at levels beginning at $10,000.
