The Martha Stewart Center for Living's second annual gala benefit
Yesterday, I arrived in San Diego, California, to attend the hugely popular TEDMED conference with Dr. Audrey Chun of the Martha Stewart Center for Living. TEDMED, which was created by the founder of the TED conferences, Richard Saul Wurman, is a gathering of some of the most innovative minds exploring the intersection and connections between all things medical and heath care related. The health care demands and the caregiving of our aging population are issues that affect the lives of each and every one of us and our loved ones. We are eager to discuss these issues with such an engaged group. Not long after we return to New York, I will be hosting the Center for Living's second annual gala benefit. We are grateful, in a year that has been challenging for so many organizations, to be celebrating this positive milestone. Please visit marthastewart.com/centerforliving for information about our upcoming gala.
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- The art of bonsai is all about longevity and I decided to make it the symbol of the Center for Living.
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- There was a very good turnout – here I am with Chevy Chase!
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- Here is our logo.
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- At last years gala the center pieces were all bonsai trees donated by Shanti Bithi nursery in Stamford, Connecticut.
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- Here I am giving last years address.
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- My mother, Big Martha, on her 93rd birthday
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