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October 21st, 2022 - Maggie Grout; Jimmy Gorman and Marty Attridge
Maggie Grout, Friday Morning Tea Underwritten by Village Overhead Doors
23-year-old Maggie Grout was adopted from a poor village in China, and as a teenager began conceiving of ways to help children like her overseas. She is now the CEO of Thinking Huts, which built the world’s second 3D-printed school in Madagascar this April, and is hoping to build a larger campus to house its 3D printer. The World Bank reports that 97% of Malagasy children are unable to read and understand a single sentence, which is something Grout is seeking to address and spark generational change. The Think Gala fundraiser will take place at the Maidstone Club this Saturday 6-10 p.m. For tickets and information, visit thinkinghuts.org.
Jimmy Gorman and Marty Attridge, HOTsounds Underwritten by Sag Harbor Cinema
Marty Attridge and Jimmy Gorman of Who Are Those Guys join Gianna in-studio ahead of tomorrow night’s fundraiser for the history Vail-Leavitt Music Hall. Their group celebrates the music of Neil Young. For tickets and more information visit savethevail.org and thevail.org.