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Royals Charities – Diamond of Dreams

Kauffman Stadium was the setting for Diamond of Dreams, hosted by Royals Charities and the Glass family, on June 10th. Ben Aken was the chairman. Guests enjoyed appearances by current and former Royals players, a silent auction, performances by members of KC Aerial Arts, a concert by Chris Lane, refreshments, and a fireworks spectacular. The Helzberg Diamonds VIP Party was the place to be for sponsors. Proceeds support the building of a Fisher House, which will provide free lodging for the families of patients receiving medical care at major military and Veterans Administration medical centers.

 

Abby Rooney, KC Aerial Arts

 

The champagne wall

 

Highly prized auction items

 

 


Also featured in the July 20, 2019 issue of The Independent
Photo Credit: Jason Hanna Photography

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