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A Benefit for The Center for Biological Diversity

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Special orchestra platinum seating including a backstage reception with Bonnie after the show for $250 and preferred Golden Circle seating for $150. These tickets would make a wonderful Holidays gifts. I have seen these seats personally and they are all great. Go ahead, make a donation to the Center for Biological Diversity through the Guacamole Fund and see Bonnie Raitt, her Band and Jon Cleary and the absolute Monster Gentlemen, come back afterwards for cake and coffee meet and greet with Bonnie. Free valet parking is available and I'll see you there.....Tom Campbell.
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PRESS RELEASE
For Immediate Release: Nov. 16, 2006
Contacts:
Tom Campbell, The Guacamole Fund, (310) 374-483
Kelli Shields, Center for Biological Diversity, (415) 436-9682 ext. 300

Bonnie Raitt Donates Concert Tickets To Benefit Center for Biological Diversity
Pechanga Theater Concert Supports Conservation Group

TEMECULA, Calif.:  Singer, songwriter and activist Bonnie Raitt  donated a number of premium tickets for her Saturday, Dec.  30 show to benefit the Center for Biological Diversity. The concert will be at the Pechanga Theater Showroom at the Pechanga Resort and Casino with special guest Jon Cleary & The Absolute Monster Gentlemen.

“We are thrilled that Bonnie Raitt supports our work to preserve habitat in southern California,” said Ileene Anderson, from the Los Angeles office of the Center for Biological Diversity.  “This is the second time Bonnie has donated tickets as a benefit for our conservation work. She has been a long-time supporter of our work to protect imperiled plants, animals and wild places and we’re thrilled for this opportunity to bring our supporters face-to-face with her.”

Premier, reserved orchestra-section tickets are available and include a private, backstage, after-show dessert reception with Bonnie. Additional reserved seats benefiting the organization are available. Prices, availability and seating chart are listed online. Tickets are on sale now and can be ordered on-line at http://www.guacfund.org or by calling (310) 374-4837.

Among its many projects in southern California, the Center for Biological Diversity has led the effort to keep essential and irreplaceable habitat protected and retained as “core two” of the West Riverside Multi Species Habitat Conservation Plan, located near Temecula. Based upon scientific findings, the Center is mobilizing its membership and educating the public about this part of the plan that is essential to the survival and recovery of both the California gnatcatcher and Quino checkerspot butterfly.

 “We hope that people will come out to support our work by buying these great reserved tickets.  Fans and our members should jump at the chance to meet such a great musician and activist as Bonnie,” concluded Anderson.

The Center for Biological Diversity is a non-profit conservation organization with more than 25,000 members dedicated to the protection of imperiled species and habitat. For more information see www.biologicaldiversity.org.

The Guacamole Fund is a non-profit organization with a 501(c)(3) tax status.  It assists environmental, social change, cultural and service organizations by facilitating, organizing and producing benefit concerts, rallies, special ticket sales, receptions and media campaigns. For more information see http://www.guacfund.org.