| | | | NEW YORK CITY • GOTHAM HALL Please join us on Wednesday, October 25 for NRI's fourth annual William F. Buckley Jr. Prize Dinner at Gotham Hall in New York City honoring our close friends, Tom Wolfe and Bruce and Suzie Kovner. The annual William F. Buckley Jr. Prize Dinner brings together an audience of conservative leaders, philanthropists, and friends of National Review Institute from around the country to celebrate the lasting legacy of William F. Buckley Jr and our esteemed honorees. The William F. Buckley Jr. Prize was created to honor those who advance the principles Buckley championed during his lifetime and foster the conservative movement that he helped launch. To honor WFB's achievement and inspire others, National Review Institute's Board of Trustees created the William F. Buckley Jr. Prizes for Leadership in Political Thought and Leadership in Supporting Liberty. We hope you will join us this year in New York City. | | |
| | | THIS YEAR'S HONOREES RECOGNIZING ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN THE ARTS & LETTERS TOM WOLFE Introduced by Christopher Buckley
The Prize for Leadership in Political Thought will be awarded to Tom Wolfe, recognizing his acclaimed writing and his influence on American culture over five decades. Bill Buckley had a cherished friendship with Mr. Wolfe, and admired him as a unique man of letters. In 1970, on one of several Firing Line episodes with Mr. Wolfe, WFB described his guest as "probably the most skillful writer in America . . .he can do more things with words than anyone else." BRUCE AND SUZIE KOVNER Introduced by Arthur Brooks The Prize for Leadership in Supporting Liberty, which recognizes conservative philanthropy, will be awarded to Bruce and Suzie Kovner for their support and leadership of organizations that defend private enterprise, free markets and free trade, protect individual rights, and promote scholarly research that strengthens American democratic principles; for their support of education reform, particularly charter schools; and for their leadership of the major performing arts institutions of New York City. Bill Buckley loved free enterprise, classical liberalism, conservative policy reform, and the arts-especially music. Like Bill, Mr. Kovner plays the harpsichord. WFB also admired the kind of philanthropy in which the Kovners have engaged for many years.
SPECIAL PROGAM FEATURES MUSICAL PERFORMANCES BY STUDENTS FROM THE JUILLIARD SCHOOL
A SALUTE TO RICHARD LOWRY'S 25 YEARS AT NATIONAL REVIEW AND
JAMES ROSEN AS MASTER OF CEREMONIES
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| | Space is very limited, so we encourage you to RSVP at your earliest convenience. In addition to table sponsorship opportunities, we are offering individual tickets to the dinner starting at $1,000. Purchasing a ticket or sponsorship will also grant you membership into our 1955 Society. For out of town guests, NRI has secured rooms at The Knickerbocker, from where a shuttle to Gotham Hall will be provided. In addition, we have a few rooms at The Algonquin. Please make sure to reserve a spot at your earliest convenience. All flights to and from NYC airports from 10/15-11/5 are entitled to NRI's 10% discount on Delta Airlines. When booking your travel, enter "NMQNP" in the meeting code on Delta's homepage: https://www.delta.com. We hope you will join our friends and supporters from around the country in New York City this fall! | |
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Preserving and promoting the legacy of William F. Buckley Jr.
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