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Thursday, April 24, 2008
The Waldorf=Astoria, Grand Ballroom
Reception 6:30 p.m.
Dinner 7:30 p.m.
Honoree: William C. Weldon
Chairman and CEO
Johnson & Johnson
View photos from the Tribute Dinner
This year marked the 20th anniversary of the Boston College Wall Street Council Tribute Dinner. This year the council honored William C. Weldon, Chairman and CEO, Johnson & Johnson. Mr. Weldon received the President’s Medal for Excellence in recognition of his exceptional career as well as the personal and professional contributions he has made to society.
As in the past, proceeds from the Tribute Dinner went directly to the Presidential Scholars Program, a landmark scholarship program created by the Wall Street Council. Since 1991, the Tribute Dinners have successfully raised over $11 million for this unique program, which brings the nation’s most exceptional students to Boston College for a challenging educational experience rooted in the 450-year-old Jesuit tradition of academic excellence.
Wall Street Council Tribute Dinner 2008
Dinner Package Descriptions/Souvenir Journal
Presidential Benefactor $100,000
Includes three tables of ten with premier seating, VIP reception and a presidential platinum page in the Souvenir Journal.
($91,000 is tax-deductible, $9,000 non tax-deductible)
Platinum Benefactor $50,000
Includes two tables of ten with premier seating, VIP reception and a platinum page in the Souvenir Journal.
($44,000 is tax-deductible, $6,000 non tax-deductible)
 Wall Street Council Tribute Dinner 2007 at the Waldorf=Astoria Grand Ballroom |
Gold Benefactor $25,000
Includes a table of ten with preferred seating, VIP reception and a gold page in the Souvenir Journal.
($22,000 is tax-deductible, $3,000 non tax-deductible)
Silver Benefactor $15,000
Includes a table of ten with preferred seating and a silver page in the Souvenir Journal.
($12,000 is tax-deductible, $3,000 non tax-deductible)
Maroon Benefactor $10,000
Includes a table of ten with recognition as a Maroon Benefactor in the Souvenir Journal. ($7,000 is tax-deductible, $3,000 non tax-deductible)
 Wall Street Dinner Co-Chairs Peter S. Lynch, Mario J. Gabelli, and Robert M. Devlin with William P. Leahy, SJ, President, Boston College |
$1,000 Individual Ticket/Preferred Ballroom Floor Seating
($700 is tax-deductible, $300 non tax-deductible)
$500 Individual Ticket/Balcony Seating
($200 is tax-deductible, $300 non tax-deductible)
$350 GOLD Young Alumni Ticket/Balcony Seating
(Graduates with the Class Years 1998-2007 from an undergraduate program)
($50 is tax-deductible, $300 non tax-deductible)
 Bob and Suzanne Wright, the recipients of the President's Medal for Excellence 2007 with William P. Leahy, SJ and the Presidential Scholars Senior Class 2007. |
All contributions are tax-deductible as provided by law ($300 of each ticket is non tax-deductible as it represents the fair market value of the evening)
Souvenir Journal
Back Cover…………………………$10,000
Platinum Page……………………$10,000
Inside Front Cover………………$7,500
Inside Back Cover………………$7,500
Gold Page…………………………… $5,000
Ads are not tax-deductible as charitable gifts.
If you have any questions regarding the Wall Street Tribute Dinner please contact Renee LeBlanc at 617-552-2234 or email wsc@bc.edu.
If interested in making a contribution to benefit the Presidential Scholars Program please make check payable to Boston College Tribute Dinner and mail to:
Boston College
Wall Street Council Tribute Dinner
220 More Hall
140 Commonwealth Ave
Chestnut Hill, MA 02467