Dow Automotive will serve as the presenting sponsor of Judson Center’s 21st annual black-tie fundraiser on Saturday, November 20 at the Townsend Hotel in Birmingham, MI. Additional sponsors include DaimlerChrysler, the Metro Detroit Cadillac Dealers, Takata and Nissan North America, Inc.

The gala begins at 6:30 p.m. with a champagne reception and silent auction followed by dinner. The live auction, led by auctioneer and emcee Jason Vines, Vice President of Chrysler Group Communications, DaimlerChrysler, will follow, with entertainment provided by Bobby Lewis and the Crackerjack Band. Ticket price is $250 per person.

“We are very fortunate to have Dow Automotive as the presenting sponsor of this very important annual fundraising event,” said Marn Myers, Chief Operating Officer for Judson Center. “The automotive industry has been a major force behind the success of our efforts and the monies raised at this event will make a major impact upon the programs and services we provide for children, adults and families.”

“Together with other local leaders, we honor Judson Center for its continued dedication to improving the lives of so many people in our community,” said George Hamilton, President of Dow Automotive. “We are proud to support this important event and encourage others in the automotive industry to join us in contributing to and improving the lives of our neighbors.”

Hamilton, an active Judson Center Trustee, and Jill Hamilton are honorary event chairs. A financial and in-kind supporter of Judson Center since 2000, Dow Automotive continually strives to help better communities where employees and customers live and work.

About Judson Center
Judson Center is a non-profit human service agency that provides help, healing and home for abused and neglected children, disadvantaged adults and families in crisis. Since opening its doors in 1924, Judson Center has grown to serve more than 1,800 people each day through its continuous effort to provide services and support to those in need.