Charles C. Sprague Sage Society
2024 Dinner
featuring Ken Hersh
President and CEO,
George W. Bush Presidential Center
The Charles C. Sprague Sage Society has a dual purpose of supporting services that improve the quality of life for older adults and enlightening area leaders on the challenges and concerns of our aging population.
The Charles C. Sprague Sage Society is dedicated to enhancing the lives of older adults through a dual focus on support and technology education. By providing vital services that improve the quality of life for seniors, the Sage Society addresses the unique needs of our aging population, ensuring they receive the care and resources necessary for healthy living.
In addition to supporting services, the Sage Society actively engages with community leaders, raising awareness about the challenges and concerns faced by older adults. Through advocacy, outreach, and collaboration, the organization aims to create a more informed and compassionate community that prioritizes the well-being of its senior citizens.
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Thank you to 2024 Sage Society Co-Chairs, Beth and Chuck Thoele, and to the presenting sponsor, Bank of Texas.
Featuring
The Charles C. Sprague Sage Society’s annual dinner presented by Bank of Texas is returning to the Dallas Country Club on Wednesday, October 23, 2024 with featured speaker, Ken Hersh.
Hersh, a Dallas native who serves as president and CEO of the Bush Center and on the board of directors for the Texas Rangers Baseball Club, will share stories from his life, which he describes as a “series of historical accidents” in his 2023 memoir, The Fastest Tortoise: Winning in Industries I Knew Nothing About – A Life Spent Figuring It Out.
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Members of The Sage Society help The Senior Source improve the lives of older adults and prepare to meet the critical challenges ahead.
$10,000 – SCHOLARS
• Preferred seating and prominent recognition
• Table for eight to attend annual dinner event
• Notification of all seminars, forums and events of interest hosted by The Senior Source
• Access to The Senior Source events & trainings
$5,000 – PHILOSOPHERS
• Preferred seating and prominent recognition
• Invitation for six to attend annual dinner events
• Notification of all seminars, forums and events of interest hosted by The Senior Source
• Access to The Senior Source events & trainings
$2,500 – MASTERS
• Invitation for four to attend annual dinner event
• Notification of all seminars, forums and events of interest hosted by The Senior Source
$1,200 – MENTORS
• Invitation for two to attend annual dinner event
• Notification of all seminars, forums and events of interest hosted by The Senior Source
$600 – FRIENDS
• Invitation for one to attend annual dinner event (limited number available of this membership level)
2024 Sage Society Dinner featuring Ken Hersh
Join us as we gather with friends and fellow supporters of The Senior Source at our Charles C. Sprague Sage Society dinner on October 23, 2024 at 6:30 pm, at the Dallas Country Club. The Senior Source is proud to announce its Keynote Speaker, Ken Hersh, for the Sage Society Dinner in 2024.
Hersh, a Dallas native who serves as president and CEO of the Bush Center and on the board of directors for the Texas Rangers Baseball Club, will share stories from his life, which he describes as a “series of historical accidents” in his 2023 memoir, “The Fastest Tortoise: Winning in Industries I Knew Nothing About – A Life Spent Figuring It Out.”
2024 Host Committee
Beth and Chuck Thoele, Co-chairs
Pam Busbee
Christie Carter
Carolyn Goelzer
Libby and Brian Hegi
Kathy and Larry Helm
Margaret Elizabeth McKissack
Connie O’Neill
Debbie Scripps
Megan Steinbach
Cassie and Fred Stern
Dee and Trey Velvin
Den Bishop, Chair, Board of Directors
Sejal Desai, Chair-elect
Rebecca J. Wynne, Past-chair, Board of Directors
Dr. Charles Sprague was the driving force behind the establishment of The Sage Society. He served as its first chairman, and he continued to guide its development until the time of his death in 2005.
The two major goals of the major donor giving society are:
In these days of shrinking support and public funds, community becomes vital in meeting the increasing needs of older adults and their families. With the Sage Society, we hope to highlight the urgency of giving older Americans a higher place on the agenda of community concerns and create a brighter future for all generations.
