Hetrick-Martin Institute’s School’s Out Benefit Raised Over $600K For LGBTQIA+ Youth
Hetrick-Martin Institute’s School’s Out Benefit Raised Over $600K For LGBTQIA+ Youth
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Benjamin Dixon, Nathan Orsman, Amy Harclerode, Jose Castro, Alessandro Ford-Rippolone, Brian Kelly
Photo by Andrew Werner
Hetrick-Martin Institute’s School’s Out Benefit Raised Over $600K For LGBTQIA+ Youth
Candace Bushnell
Photo by Andrew Werner
Hetrick-Martin Institute’s School’s Out Benefit Raised Over $600K For LGBTQIA+ Youth
DJ Timo Weiland
Photo by Andrew Werner
Hetrick-Martin Institute’s School’s Out Benefit Raised Over $600K For LGBTQIA+ Youth
Don Lemon, Dennis Basso
Photo by Andrew Werner
Hetrick-Martin Institute’s School’s Out Benefit Raised Over $600K For LGBTQIA+ Youth
Kelly Rippa, Mark Consuelos with WMC Creative Synchronized Swimmers
Photo by Andrew Werner
Hetrick-Martin Institute’s School’s Out Benefit Raised Over $600K For LGBTQIA+ Youth
Mark Consuelos, Kelly Rippa
Photo by Andrew Werner
Hetrick-Martin Institute’s School’s Out Benefit Raised Over $600K For LGBTQIA+ Youth
Chris Wanlass, Benjamin Dixon, Tom Wells
Photo by Andrew Werner
Hetrick-Martin Institute’s School’s Out Benefit Raised Over $600K For LGBTQIA+ Youth
Antoni Porowski
Photo by Andrew Werner
Hetrick-Martin Institute’s School’s Out Benefit Raised Over $600K For LGBTQIA+ Youth
Synchronized Swimmers1
Photo by Andrew Werner
Hetrick-Martin Institute’s School’s Out Benefit Raised Over $600K For LGBTQIA+ Youth
Thom Filicia
Photo by Andrew Werner
Hetrick-Martin Institute’s School’s Out Benefit Raised Over $600K For LGBTQIA+ Youth
Timothy Peters, Lee Cannon, Salvatore Piazzolla, Dawn Kreizer-Drozjock, Ryan Ward
Photo by Andrew Werner
The 2023 Annual Hetrick-Martin Institute’s School’s Out benefit raised over $600,000, the highest amount in its history, on July 15.
HMI is the nation’s oldest LGBTQIA+ youth organization serving queer and trans youth, primarily of color, between the ages of 13 and 24. The money raised ensures that HMI’s young people will have the resources they need through the summer months when schools are closed and resources are scarce.
The event included cocktails and a VIP Best of The Hamptons Dinner featuring courses from Duryea’s, STK steak, Almond, Kerber’s Farm, and place settings by Christofle.
The event was co-chaired by Benjamin Dixon, Alessandro Ford-Rippolone and Brian Kelly and was held at the home of Nathan Orsman and Jose Castro in Water Mill.
Guests included Kelly Rippa and Mark Consuelos, Candace Bushnell, Don Lemon, Marci Klien, Antoni Porowski, Peter Som, Dennis Basso, Thom Filicia, David Kleinberg, and DJ Timo Welland, among others
Synchronized swim performances and mermen by WMC Creative were sponsored by Douglas Elliman’s Mackay Dixon Team.