Thank you, Corporate Sponsors DLC & NSB
2024 Table Sponsors
ACC 2024 VOY - MaryLou Crocker
MaryLou Crocker - Swing for Their Kids
MaryLou Crocker, a retired LVMPD officer, has played the Swing For Their Kids Program's crucial link between the fallen officers' families and "Santa." Every Thanksgiving, she begins aggregating the children's Christmas wishlists. This year, she also worked on her first SFTK golf tournament and played a vital role in its success.
Just a few days before Christmas, she insisted that she be the one to make the 14-hour round trip to Northern Nevada to deliver three essential bundles of presents. MaryLou is pictured behind Swing For Their Kid's annual Sponsor, retired police officer Pat Ledbetter. Pat and MaryLou spend hours on Christmas Eve delivering the bundles of presents to families.
Performers
Paul Maxwell
Piano / Guitar / Vocals
The Angel Charitable Corporation
Founder and Executive Director
His vision for a multiprogram charity, "charity of charities," was first written in a personal journal 20 years ago, during a cross-country bicycle trip in the summer of 2002.
Mr. Maxwell received his bachelor's in music from the College of the Holy Cross. He studied composition and was awarded a scholarship for classical piano performance.
Carlos Rosas
Percussion
Luis Madrigal
Lead Guitar
Emcee & Guest Speaker
Dave Reichert
Robert Banghart
Robert Banghart
Friends of Verabella
Program Director
Mr. Reichert served as the director for the ACC's Friends of Verabella program while in existence.
Dave is a residential/commercial real estate agent in the valley with
DiRaffaele Group @ eXp Realty.
Robert Banghart
Robert Banghart
Robert Banghart
Shine a Light Foundation
Outreach Director
$100 Bill Moonlight Sonata Challenge
Mr. Maxwell bet that he can play the first movement of Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata perfectly paying homage to a childhood story.
He removed a $100 dollar bill from his wallet and places it on the piano. Sixteen supportive audience members placed $100 dollar bills on the piano as well.
Mr. Maxwell then auctioned off the signed $100. Mr. Chuck Brennan won this year's auction paying $5000.00 for the framed signed $100 bill with Mr. Maxwell and Mr. Adler's signatures on it. $6700 raised in 10 minutes
