Harry Sayer is a journalist at Black Tie Reporter. He covers a diverse range of topics including theater, style, fashion, and the impact of hurricanes in Florida, bringing a unique perspective to the cultural landscape of the state. Harry is featured in Observer Media Group.
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Harry Sayer's coverage primarily focuses on local events, fundraising, and celebrations in the Sarasota area of Florida. He frequently covers galas, fundraisers, and educational luncheons. If you have a story related to these topics and it is tied to the Sarasota area or broader Florida community, Harry Sayer would likely be interested in hearing about it.
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By: Harry Sayer
The annual Women & Medicine Educational Luncheon featured a number of speakers and was held at Michael's On East on March 24.
By: Harry Sayer
The annual Tropical Nights fundraiser took on a Hollywood theme at the GROVE restaurant on March 25.
More than 200 guests enjoyed meals made by USF students during the annual HospitaBull event at Art Ovation Hotel on March 28.
The annual Blue Ties & Butterflies fundraiser celebrated 10 years at Michael's On East on March 29.
Models walked the runway in a number of looks from the SPARCC Treasure Chest at the Ritz-Carlton, Sarasota on March 31.
The Visible Men Academy's annual Shine On! gala was held at Michael's On East on April 15.
Josh Provides cooked up a variety of dishes at its annual interactive dinner on April 19.
The annual Girls Inc. Celebration Luncheon brought hundreds of supporters to the Sarasota Municipal Auditorium on April 20.
The Sarasota Ballet's annual gala paid tribute to Executive Director Joseph Volpe at the Circus Arts Conservatory on April 30.
By: Tom Reese, Harry Sayer
Sarasota is home to some of the world’s most generous philanthropists and is currently the number one city in charitable giving per capita in the nation. Women are a driving force in philanthropy, often going unrecognized for their contributions.
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