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Hot Summer Nights at the Playboy Mansion
Date: August 16, 2008
Location: Holmby Hills, Los Angeles, CA.
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Event Promoter
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Mike Bender |
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August 16, 2008 – Los Angeles, CA - Hollywood Stars came together to celebrate the 2nd annual "2008 Hot Summer Nights at The Playboy Mansion" last Saturday night to benefit the United Breast Cancer Foundation.
This premiere event, hosted by The Hi-Line Group, entertained guests with the "2008 Concorso Exotica" car show, fashion show by Copa Swimwear and other swimwear designers, live & silent auction, Playmates, go-go dancers, body painted models and over 350 Copa swimwear models. The main event came complete with a 4-course gourmet buffet and a premium open bar all night long. Guests had the opportunity to visit the famous Playboy Game Room, frolic in the grotto, and rocked out to ambient tunes from several of L.A.'s hottest DJ's including Casey Connor. Hot Summer Nights @ the Playboy Mansion was produced by The Prive Group, a luxury lifestyle entertainment and event production company.
Guests were invited to visit the 1st Annual "Concorso Exotica at The Playboy Mansion" car show during the Hot Summer Nights event. The car show took place on the front lawn of the Playboy Mansion from 8:00 pm until 10:00 pm. On display were various exotic cars from different manufacturers.
Celebrities in attendance included: Holly Madison, Traci Bingham, , Dr. Robert Rey, Devin Haman, Andrew Katos, Brandon Molale, Dr. Gary Motykie, Eleni Tzimas, Geoff Reeves, Nicole Malgarini, Jason Rosell, Jay Barbieri, Jeff Burgee, Joe Manganiello, Lukas Rossi, Mckay Stewart, Raquel Beezley, Rib Hillis, and Brett Baxter Clark amongst many others.
Proceeds from the evening supported the United Breast Cancer Foundation (UBCF) that grants to local L.A. area health care centers and mobile mammography programs. Founded in 2000, the United Breast Cancer Foundation (UBCF) is a national non-profit organization dedicated to serving patients and families who are managing breast cancer. UBCF financially supports a variety of programs dedicated to breast cancer screening and prevention, treatment and patient health and well-being. UBCF educates the public on a variety of breast cancer issues: coping with breast cancer, family support, environmental awareness, dietary options, alternative therapies, research, and prevention. UBCF is continuing to develop patient and family programs that serve the under and non-insured population. UBCF funds cutting-edge research to find a cure for breast cancer. You can learn more about UBCF's programs and ways to support our mission at www.ubcf.info
The Hi-Line Group was founded in 2007 by select individuals who owned their own businesses located in California's Central Valley region. Their vision was to organize charity events, mainly in California, to benefit certain foundations and other groups or organizations. Their goal is to provide an ongoing charity event platform throughout California that continuously raises the awareness of certain diseases, or cultural issues that need voluntary funding. The HI-Line Group is a unique partnership, committed to helping others who are less fortunate.
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