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Wings Over Haiti Benefit Held Saturday

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Arthur Bijur and Jonathan Glynn.

Arthur Bijur and Jonathan Glynn.

Judy D’Mello and Julie Lilien with Anne and Aufsehen Kothari.

Judy D’Mello and Julie Lilien with Anne and Aufsehen Kothari.

Gianna Leonard and India Galesi-Grant.

Gianna Leonard and India Galesi-Grant.

Nacho Ramos, Whitney Fairchild, Celeste, Jeff and Serena Wecker, Cecilia Lux and James Fairchild.

Nacho Ramos, Whitney Fairchild, Celeste, Jeff and Serena Wecker, Cecilia Lux and James Fairchild.

Jonathan Glynn, Rosalind Brenner and Michael Cardacino.

Jonathan Glynn, Rosalind Brenner and Michael Cardacino.

Al Tuff, Magalie Theodore, Donna Karan and Jonathan Glynn.

Al Tuff, Magalie Theodore, Donna Karan and Jonathan Glynn.

Ann Marie and Kiev Folan and Callie Pascale.

Ann Marie and Kiev Folan and Callie Pascale.

authorStaff Writer on Jul 31, 2023
The 6th Annual “Hamptons Artists for Haiti Benefit” was held on Saturday evening on the fields of the Hayground School. Proceeds will benefit the Wings Over Haiti Foundation to expand... more

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