NEW YORK, June 10 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Anthropedia Foundation, a non-profit organization with headquarters in the United States, is opening a branch in Bern, Switzerland, where it will host its first annual gala. The black tie event will be held on June 12, 2009 at Le Vieux Manoir, a five-star Relais & Chateaux Hotel on Lake Murten in Switzerland. An international group of philanthropists, artists, executives, doctors, scientists, and distinguished guests will enjoy a special evening in the presence of HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco, who serves on the Anthropedia Foundation's Board of Directors.
The Anthropedia Gala will be an exclusive event of 100 people that will provide guests the opportunity to learn about the Foundation -- "THE ART OF HEALTH. THE SCIENCE OF HAPPINESS." -- and to have the rare opportunity to meet HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco, who actively supports Anthropedia's unique initiatives.
The event will offer a variety of informative and entertaining experiences as guests gather in support of the charity. Anthropedia's Founder and Chairman, Lauren Munsch, M.D., will give a presentation during the dinner to highlight the foundation's humanitarian goals, educational programs, and future projects. Cuisine by Chef Franz W. Faeh will offer a regional culinary experience. The evening entertainment will include a contemporary dance performance by Gildas Diquero, accompanied by Spencer Hutchings on classical guitar, the harp and flute ensemble Duo Laverta, a performance by Sopranist Jeannivee Guthrie, and a standard jazz repertoire by Cyriel Music. Guests will also have the opportunity to overnight in the charming 18th century manor, which has been entirely reserved for the gala.
The Foundation has gathered the support of generous donors and talented artists for the live charity auction. The auction will present donations from Monte-Carlo SBM (Societe des Bains de Mer), Palace of Monaco,
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