Charity dinners are for the rich.
This is not that.
The top 1% of U.S. households have incomes starting at $659,000 to $787,000. Measured by net worth, that number starts at $11.6M.
Almost all U.S. citizens are closer to the poverty line than they are to the wealthiest 1%.
Dinners for the 99% seeks to drive commonality between people who are otherwise disconnected — from each other, and from the change they wish to see. It hopes to help spark a movement that spans classes and activates as a bloc to protect our common interests.
What can I expect from a dinner?
Each dinner is co-sponsored by a nonprofit or activist cause, who will partner with us to develop a unique program customized for that evening. Both the guest list and the topic rotates. Not a single dinner is the same as the last.
What to expect from a dinner:
- Intimate and considered discussion
- A coursed, curated dinner menu
- Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages
What you'd bring to the dinner
- An open and curious mind
- An appetite
- Your own perspective and expertise
Tickets are sliding scale starting at $50 per seat.
Dinners for the 99% is not-for-profit; all proceeds from the dinner go directly to support the project’s operational costs.
Interested?
Get on the list to be notified when dinners are released.
Partnerships & Collaborations
Do you represent a nonprofit or activist cause that wants to collaborate on a dinner?
Are you an individual who wants to host a dinner or help prepare it?
We’re always looking for:
