“A Night For Sight” 2019 Featuring The Temptations
About the Event
The legends of Motown, took the stage to share their blockbuster hits, distinct harmonies and masterful choreography on Sunday, November 10th at the Vision of Children Foundation’s “A Night for Sight” located at the San Diego Marriott Del Mar.
The evening kicked off with a VIP Sponsor’s Cocktail reception prior to the silent and super silent auction. The program began with an exciting live auction to raise the necessary funds to support Vision of Children research. Directly following the auction, Vision of Children Vision Hero and America’s Got Talent Golden Buzzer recipient, Christian Guardino took the stage to open for The Temptations and received a standing ovation from the crowd. Christian was among the first individuals in the world to receive sight restorative gene therapy for his vision disorder that had rendered him legally blind.
The Temptations took the stage and brought the entire crowd to their feet with their opening song featuring their iconic jazz, R&B style that launched their careers and has sustained their legacy for six decades. The evening wrapped up with The Temptations offering a final live auction item that allowed two guests from the audience to sing their signature song, “My Girl” with them.
All proceeds from the event will go to funding The Vision of Children Foundation-led research.
About The Vision of Children Foundation
Rancho Santa Fe residents Sam and Vivian Hardage established Vision of Children in 1991 after their son, Chase, was born with Ocular Albinism. At the time, no researchers were studying this rare genetic vision disorder, for which no treatments or cures exist. The Hardages were determined to encourage scientific research to find a cure for this congenital condition. Today, as it celebrates over 30 years of research, Vision of Children is the foremost organization in the world supporting research for Ocular Albinism and related vision disorders with projects currently underway at The Shiley Eye Institute at UC San Diego Health.
Thank You to our Sponsors!
Jan and George Devries
Tamara Lafarga-Joseph & Roger Joseph
Scott Dunn
Dr. Steve and Lynne Wheeler
Jim and Allison Williams
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