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Posted March 1, 2010 by Felderfans
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 Rock with Don in Cleveland Don himself is also being recognized as a 2010 Honoree. Autism Speaks’ Danielle McCoy let us know that tickets for this special one-night-only event start at $100 and that sponsorships are available. To purchase tickets and obtain more information contact her at (216)538-9543. Posted January 16, 2010 by Felderfans
commenting closedNeither snow, nor rain, nor heat, nor gloom of night or show dates a million miles away can keep Don from the swift completion of his appointed rounds.* The Bob Hope Golf Classic week gets under way Monday with the first practice days preceeding the Celebrity Pro-Am on January 20-22.  Hope-ful It’s Don’s third consecutive go at it. He and the other celebrity amateurs play the same course together on each day, making it easy for spectators to zero in on their favorites. * of golf, that is… Posted December 8, 2009 by Felderfans
commenting closedDon will return next month for a third year as a celebrity amateur participant in the 51st Bob Hope Classic Pro-Am scheduled for January 20-24, 2010. The popular tournament takes place in the southern California Coachella valley region and attracts many of the best players in professional golf. Over the course of five decades the event has raised nearly $50 million for local charitable organizations. Find out who else is among the early entrants in the latest press announcement posted on the tournament’s official web site. Posted December 2, 2009 by Felderfans
One comment - (commenting closed)As we mentioned a couple of weeks ago, there’s a new Killers single cover version of Hotel California out hogging the airwaves in Europe this week. The latin-tinged take was recorded in support of Artists Project Earth (APE) and is being heavily played to coincide with the Global Climate Change Conference which begins next week (Dec 7-18) in Copenhagen. The song will serve as the “soundtrack” to the conference. Listen to the entire track and learn about APE and its climate initiatives  Loading ...Posted September 8, 2009 by Felderfans
commenting closedClick on Don to view his foursome in action The following team sponsors made this year’s event a success: AWM Promotions/Willie Morgan, Barnsley Football Club, Bridgemere, Carden Park Hotel, Character Options, CK Beckett, Dunham Investments, Enterprise plc, Fantastic Places, Future Environmental, Hain-Celestial, Hill Dickinson, Jim Martin, Perrys, Ravenstone, Regency Country Club, Vacation Travel, Vale Abbey Golf Club and WE 7. Don has been participating in the event for the past ten years. He was asked by the late Howard Keel to take over hosting duties in 2004. Next year will be the 25th edition. We’ve put together a slideshow from the golf and gala. Thanks to Joe B. for contributing several images. Posted September 4, 2009 by Felderfans
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Don’s in the U.K. this weekend, hosting the traditional Keel-Felder Golf Classic. As in the previous two years, the DeVere Carden Park Hotel and Golf Resort near Chester will stage the charity event on Sunday, September 6. The first foursomes hit the fairways early and don’t stop swinging until shortly before the cocktails, gala dinner, auction and entertainment top off the day’s festivities.
Don Performing Benefit Show at Grammy Museum
This just in: Don will make a special appearance on Saturday, June 5, at the Grammy Museum in downtown Los Angeles, benefitting the Yo San University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
This special “Evening at the Hotel California” will begin at 6 p.m. with self-guided tours of the Grammy Museum followed by a cocktails on the beautiful outdoor Target Terrace overlooking the L.A. skyline. Guests will be treated to a “mini-concert” featuring Don in an intimate theater setting in the Museum complex beginning at 7:30. Afterwards, during a dessert and coffee reception, Don will be available to meet and sign autographs.
“This is a once-in-a-lifetime event,” says university President Larry Ryan. “There will be only 200 tickets available to the public at $300 and $500 each.”
For more information and ticket details please contact Larry at 310-577-3000 (ext. 11).