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, with suggested at $50 per seat. A limited number of $10 tickets are available based on need.
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 about new dinners
and to receive direct invites based on your interests.
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:
