- February 19, 2025
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Each guest had a book of cards on their placemat.
Plants were set up on each table.
Franz and Christel Hammert
Special Guest Mette Gauguin with President and CEO Jennifer Rominecki
Kelly and Zach Brown, Jeannie Perales and Beverly Koski
Special guest James Snyder and Sally Robinson
Jim and Kathy Dewey
Mark Ormond and Joan Golub
Peter Kretzmer, Marlo Turner and Paul Cantor
Andrew and Sasha Rosin
Kay Delaney and Lois Stulberg
Elisabeth Waters, Cornelia Matson and Margarete van Antwerpen
Erica and Taylor Aultman
Selby Gardens announced Pauline Wamsler, Cornelia Matson and Jean Weidner Goldstein as the campaign co-chairwomen.
At the eighth annual Chairman's Circle Dinner Jan. 28 at Michael's on the Bay at Selby Gardens, the gardens announced a big update on its latest fundraising campaign.
Innovating a Greener Future — Living Inspiration for a Living Museum: The Campaign for Selby Gardens has raised $31.5 million of the $92 million needed for the proposed improvements. This is in thanks to the largest donation of the organization's history – a $5 million contribution from Joel Morganroth.
The campaign currently has 74% of the funds needed to start the renovation project. The gardens expect to be starting construction this coming fall 2019.
In addition to the renovation announcement, patrons at the Chairman's Circle Dinner were able to hear from Mette Gauguin, great granddaughter of artist Paul Gauguin, the artist featured in the gardens' upcoming exhibit "Voyage to Paradise."
