BRIDGES' BRIDGE BUILDER LUNCHEON

via ZOOM

The Bridge Builders Luncheon is virtual for 2021. Without leaving the comfort of your home or office (no worries about parking or what you're wearing!), you can join is for a very special event that will support all our programs and services in Middle Tennessee (BridgesTN) and southwest Tennessee (BridgesWEST). Remarkable clients will share their stories, and the incredible Harold Foxx will bring his unique comedy stylings to our virtual stage in a special performance just for you. The Bridge Builder Luncheon is your opportunity for a good time with good friends supporting a good cause.

There is no cost to attend this very special event, and guests from all over the country, and even the world, can join us in this virtual luncheon. Each person will be given the opportunity during the event to make a significant gift or pledge to support our programs and services for the D/deaf, Deaf-Blind, and hard of hearing communities. Sponsors will receive deliveries of delicious boxed meals prepared by Bacon & Caviar for their virtual tables.

Don't miss this incredible opportunity to do good while having a good time!

Featuring: Harold Foxx

Born and raised in Memphis... Based in Los Angeles...
Working all over the world ....

And now back with with us via ZOOM for this special event!
Harold Eugene Catron, Jr., better known by his stage name Harold Foxx, is an American theatre, film, television actor and comedian who happens to be Deaf. He launched ‘The Harold Foxx Show,’ an online entertainment brand featuring comedy skits, which has gained over 80,000 followers on various social media platforms. Harold was born in Memphis, Tennessee and a graduate of White Station High School, Class of 1999, and went onto to graduate from Gallaudet University where he also played football.

Foxx is best known for his stand-up comedy, which he has performed across the nation in D.C., Maryland, Michigan, St. Louis, Los Angeles, Jamaica ,and most notably, at Busboys & Poets, the National Black Deaf Advocates conference, Theatre of Note (Hollywood), and the National Association of the Deaf. Foxx has been involved in numerous film, television, and stage productions, including “The Actor Whisperer,” “For My Woman,” “Audism Unveiled,” Deaf West Theatre and Pasadena Playhouse’s production of “Our Town”, and Playwrights Horizons’ “I Was Most Alive With You” (NYC Off Broadway Production). Foxx currently resides in Los Angeles, California, where he is training with The Groundlings, the prestigious improvisation and sketch comedy theatre & school based in Los Angeles.