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Moxie is powerful. Moxie is part of what pushes us forward, boldly driving change and progress.

Time and time again, Planned Parenthood supporters exude moxie. Despite being in the thick of our toughest battles in the movement for reproductive freedom, Nebraskans are rising above. Because of supporters—like you—our community can come to Planned Parenthood North Central States to access vital health care, innovative research, inclusive sex education, and dedicated advocacy.  

Melanie Morrissey Clark and her daughter, Sophie, are thrilled to chair MOXIE and represent the generations that continue to step up and commit to accessible sexual and reproductive health care. Join us as we come together to celebrate our strength and tenacity and take space to center our movement towards equitable access to necessary health care.   

MOXIE 
Saturday, April 13, 2024 | 5:30-9:30 p.m. 
Marriott Downtown—Capitol District 
222 N 10th Street, Omaha, NE 68102 

5:30 p.m.  Reception 
6:30 p.m.  Dinner and Program 
7:30 p.m. After Moxie

Enjoy an evening with friends old and new, along with cocktails, dinner, a photo booth and game of chance, and music that will get you dancing during After Moxie. 

Please register by Thursday, April 4. 

Omaha Marriott Downtown—Capitol District is ADA accessible and has accessible on-site parking and elevators. The reception and After Moxie will be mostly standing room with limited seating available, and the dinner will have seating for all guests. Videos during the program will be closed captioned. If you or your guest(s) have any additional accommodation needs, please provide the information when completing your registration and we will be happy to provide assistance. 

Join us!

Your generosity at MOXIE funds essential sexual and reproductive health care, medically accurate and inclusive sex education, and fierce advocacy in Nebraska. 

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FEATURED SPEAKER

Ruth Richardson

As President and CEO of Planned Parenthood North Central States, Ruth Richardson is a lawyer, health equity champion, and a trailblazer. Before coming to PPNCS, Ruth was entrenched in the fight for sexual and reproductive health. During her time as CEO of Wayside Recovery Center, she tackled the mental health needs in the community head-on. Ruth previously served in the MN House of Representatives where she passed more than 50 bills that were signed into law between 2019-2023 many focused-on health equity and reproductive justice. A strong Black maternal health leader, Ruth is uniquely positioned as a longtime advocate and leading voice for equitable health care to lead the fight to ensure all patients can access care—no matter their race, income, sexual orientation, gender identity, or background. 

Host Table Opportunities

Includes a table for eight, priority wine service during dinner, complimentary drink tickets for all guests, and recognition as one of our leading donors.

Fearless Host | $10,000 

Gutsy Host | $5,000  

Buy Host Table Opportunity

Guest Information

After registering for MOXIE, please provide all guest names, entrée selections, and dietary needs by Thursday, April 4

PROVIDE YOUR GUEST INFORMATION

Host Opportunities

Includes an invitation for two, preferred seating, complimentary drink tickets for two, and recognition as one of our leading donors.

Determined Host | $2,500

Tenacious Host | $1,000

Bold Host | $500

Buy Host Opportunity

Ticket Opportunities

$1,200 | Tickets for a Table 

  • Includes invitation for eight 

$150 | Individual Ticket 

  • Includes invitation for one 

$100 | Next Generation Ticket 

  • Includes invitation for one 
Buy ticket opportunity

Thanks to our hosts! 

Anonymous • Angela Batson • Cindy and Mogens Bay • Betsy Becker and Lee Myers • Dr. Jennifer and Robert Blackford • Carol and Steven Bloch • Kay and Mike McGann • Janice Boyer and William Piepmeier • Jessica Bracken, MD • Beth Brown • Melanie and Fred Clark  • Maya Khanna and Michael Cortese • Carla DeVelder and  Kris Hawkins •  Barbara Else and Brad Carson • John Else and Cathy Roller • Mary and Whitney Ferer • Launie Lambert and Curt Field • Dr. Alan and Cordie Fisher • The Heartland Center for Reproductive Medicine • Aimee and David Gibson • Dan and Sarah Gilbert • Rev. Stephen Griffith and Rev. Dr. Mary Kay Totty • Cassandra Hays • Tracy Hightower-Henne and Tom Henne • Chandra Howard • Sally Kaplan • CJ King • Kris Kinzie • Margaret Kirkeby • Susan and Mike Koba • Drs. Michelle Kompare and Ross Mathiasen • Eric and Amy Leatherman • Vickie and Dale Macafee • Drs. Nick and Kara Markin • Dr. Jessica Maxwell and Mr. Michael Luke  • Kiley Maxwell-Ward • Barbara B. McNeal •  Howard and Lee Needelman • Sharee and Murray Newman • G. William and Linda Orr • Dana and Steven Osborn • Mary and Richard Parrish • Edith T. Peebles • Jennifer Peters • Sen. Jane Raybould • Ruth Richardson • Barb Ruser • Greg Searson • Lindsey and Kevin Simmonds • John and Debbie Stalnaker • Thomas Stalnaker • Susan Thomas and Steve Hutchinson • James and Paula Turpen • Susan M. Ugai • Judith A. Vohland • Sam Walker and Mary Ann Lamanna • Tim Wilson and Katie Weitz • Kathy Wilson • Laura Wilwerding, M.D. • Sarah and Adam Yale • Mace Hack and Rosie Zweiback

We expect all attendees, supporters, staff, volunteers, speakers, sponsors, and others to adhere to the Planned Parenthood Event Code of Conduct.If your behavior is deemed disruptive, you will be asked to leave the event. 

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