NOVEMBER 4, 2023  |  6PM – 10PM  |  BALTIMORE PENINSULA

2455 House Street, Baltimore, MD 21230

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You’re Invited!

Join us on NOVEMBER 4, 2023, at the Baltimore Peninsula for an unforgettable evening of inspiration, breathtaking waterfront views, exquisite dining, and refreshing drinks. Together, we will celebrate the tremendous impact of Ulman Foundation’s generous community and take a significant step toward a world where no young adult has to face cancer alone.

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HONORARY CHAIRS:

Ryan Normandeau & Dr. Kelley Banagan

and The Kallaugher Family

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New this year, all tickets include a seat at our Blue Jeans & Bow Tie Dinner! Every ticket includes access to the entire event including a cocktail reception, seated dinner, post-event celebration, and open bar throughout.

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Can’t make the Blue Jeans & Bow Ties Ball but want to show your support? Click the button above and select the “Donate a Ticket” option and we’ll gift a ticket to someone who’s been impacted by cancer.

Event Sponsorship

Your organization can make a meaningful difference by becoming a sponsor of the Ulman Foundation’s Blue Jeans and Bow Ties Ball, while gaining exposure to a diverse audience while supporting life-changing programs for young adults impacted by cancer. 

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Register as an Event Sponsor here

Donate Auction Items

LIVE & SILENT AUCTION ITEMS WANTED

From handmade jewelry to exciting excursions, and everything in between — we welcome it all in our silent and live auctions! By donating a product, service, or experience you are making a meaningful difference in the young adult cancer community. Use the button below and complete the digital form to get started!

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Event Sponsors

PREMIUM DENIM SPONSORS

OUR BOOTCUT SPONSORS

OUR STONEWASH SPONSORS

OUR FLARE SPONSORS

OUR CAPRI SPONSORS

Since 1997, the Ulman Foundation has been creating community for adolescents and young adults impacted by cancer, allowing them and their loved ones a safe space to learn, grieve, wonder, rage, rejoice, and hope – together with peers who truly understand. The growth of this community over the past 25 years has been made possible by the generosity of countless volunteers, corporate and foundation partners, and donors.

However you choose to celebrate, advocate, or innovate with us this year, we want you to know just how much we, the Ulman family, our board and staff team, and innumerable AYAs who have benefited from this community over the past 26 years appreciate you.

As we’ve been saying for the past 26 years and will say for 26 more:

Cancer changes lives…so do you!

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