Capital Area Chapter of the TRA
Washington, D. C.

Annual Dinner

Saturday June 21

“In TR We Trust (Bust): Do We Need a New Big Stick in AntiTrust Enforcement?”

with speaker is distinguished antitrust attorney and TR enthusiast,
Tefft Smith

a senior litigation partner and leader of the Kirkland & Ellis Antitrust & Competition team. He will be exploring TR’s legacy in the antitrust realm.

Details about the event, along with RSVP information available on the
D. C. chapter Web site at: http://www.capitalareatra.org/dinner08.asp.

2008 TRA Annual Meeting 
- TR homeland in Oyster Bay, NY. . .
October 24,25, 26th

Hotel Information:

Glen Cove Mansion
Hotel and Conference Center
Note: the TRA rate is NOT available through on-line reservations
call 516-674-2962
be sure to ask for the
Theodore Roosevelt Association rate
before 9/20/08
see this beautiful location

Events
more details to be announced soon!

Stay tuned to www.theodoreroosevelt.org

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"teddy's bears for kids"
Did you miss this year's event? We are sorry you missed Greg Giraldo and Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn. Please consider a contribution to the upocming 2008 teddy bear drive.

Why should I contribute? How can I contribute?

The "Teddy's Bears for Kids" Program distributes teddy bears to hospitalized children in New York City at the winter holidays.

The Theodore Roosevelt Association is a 501(c)(3) corporation Founded in 1919 and chartered by Congress in 1920.

A copy of our latest audited annual report may be obtained, upon request, from the Theodore Roosevelt Association, P.O. Box 719, Oyster Bay, NY 11771-0719, or from the Office of the Attorney General, Charities Bureau, 120 Broadway, New York, NY 10271

Since 1986 the Theodore Roosevelt Association, in cooperation with the Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site and the National Park Service, has given Teddy Bears to hospitalized children in New York City at the holiday season. Every year there are about 4,000-4,500 children in hospitals during the holidays. One bear costs approximately $4.50. The TRA looks to members and friends for funds to sustain this program this year and in the years to come.

We think that it is most appropriate that Teddy Bears be given to children in the name of TR, the "Father of the Teddy Bear," in the city where he was born.