ATLANTIC CITY - The Schultz-Hill Foundation is proud to announce that its annual benefit concert, The Disco Ball, raised an impressive $100,000 to support arts, education, and cultural programming across South Jersey.
Held at the Superstar Theater in Resorts Casino Hotel Aug. 1, the event featured a crowd pleasing performance by the New York Bee Gees Tribute Band, joined by Crystal Stark of American Idolfame. Concert goers danced the night away to hits such as, "Stayin’ Alive," "Night Fever" and a special Donna Summer tribute, celebrating the timeless energy of the disco era.
The New York Bee Gees and Crystal Stark, headliners of the Schultz-Hill Foundation ARTS Benefit, strike a pose after an unforgettable night of music.“We’re grateful to our community, sponsors, and guests who turned out in full disco spirit to support our mission,” said Gary Hill, co-founder of the Schultz-Hill Foundation. “This event helps fund a full year of music and arts programs that reach students, seniors, and underserved communities throughout our region.”
Resorts Casino Hotel served as the event’s presenting sponsor, with Resorts President Mark and Susan Giannantonio serving as honorary chairs of the evening’s Celebrity Committee. Additional support came from a host of generous sponsors and donors committed to enriching the cultural life of Atlantic County.
A sea of sequins and smiles filled the dance floor as Disco Ball guests celebrated a night of music and community.Proceeds from The Disco Ball will benefit Schultz-Hill’s ongoing outreach efforts, including the Dina scholarships, senior music series, student youth programs with Stockton University, free ARTS Ccmmunity concerts, and the arts outreach collaborative with the Bay Atlantic Symphony.
Learn more at www.schultz-hill.org.
