Krystal’s mother, Carolyn, was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer at 46 years old. Guest speaker Krystal Johnson shared her own experience of her mother’s unique Dream. From iPads to connect with loved ones during the pandemic to final family vacations and everything in between, the 1,824 Dreams served were as different and unique as the Dream recipients. Comprised of Dream recipient’s family members, current employees, former employees, and longtime foundation friends, docents mingled about sharing their experiences with the organization and how it has positively impacted their lives.Ī stunning visual display highlighted the 1,824 Dreams the guests in attendance made possible through their years of giving. Kenny’s dedication to the organization and those it serves will further be epitomized in an honorary role that the board will be creating.įor the first time, Dream Foundation was delighted to introduce its Dream Docents – Barbara Allcock, Trish Cantillon, Lore Coudert, Paloma Espino, Jaqueline Indelicato, Matthew Neal, Erin Smith, Rebecca Steiger, and Megan Turley. Beginning next year, Kenny will step down to serve as vice chair under newly appointed chair, current board member and New York Advisory Council co-chair, Mario Muredda. A founding supporter, he served as board chair for the past decade.
The intimate gathering acknowledged and celebrated the foundation’s devoted supporters and the Dreams they bring to life.Īfter a warm welcome by emcee and longtime foundation supporter, Andrew Firestone and host, Kenny Slaught, Dream Foundation’s Chief Executive Officer, Kisa Heyer acknowledged Kenny’s twenty-eight years of commitment. Santa Barbara, Calif.- Dream Foundation hosted its second annual Twilight in the Garden on October 9 th at the exquisite home of longtime supporters and foundation friends, Elizabeth and Kenny Slaught.
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