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Chicago Bears’ Cornerback and Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year
Charles Tillman to Host
Fifth Annual Celebrity Waiter Night at The Montgomery Club on October 13
Proceeds to benefit the Charles Tillman Cornerstone Foundation
CHICAGO – Chicago Bears’ Cornerback and 2013 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year, Charles Tillman, will host his Fifth Annual Celebrity Waiter Night at The Montgomery Club by Gibsons Restaurant Group on Monday, October 13 to benefit the Charles Tillman Cornerstone Foundation.
Tillman will be joined by current and former teammates to trade footballs and jerseys for trays and aprons to help serve four courses of Gibsons cuisine and the finest of wine to guests.
The 2013 celebrity waiter roster included former and current Chicago Bears teammates like Anthony Adams, Jerry Azumah, Lance Briggs, Alex Brown, Rashied Davis, Tim Jennings, Patrick Mannelly, Shea McClellin and others.
Celebrity service and world-class cuisine will be accompanied by exciting live and silent auctions.
Sponsorship packages and tickets are available online at charlestillman.org. Tickets are $375 per guest and include a Signature Series Chicago Bears Football for celebrity autographs. All tickets include tax, gratuity and valet service. Outside memorabilia is prohibited.
Proceeds from the evening will benefit the Charles Tillman Cornerstone Foundation whose mission is to provide opportunities and resources to children and families in need. Since 2005, the Charles Tillman Cornerstone Foundation has impacted the lives of over one million Chicago area children.
For more information about the Charles Tillman Cornerstone Foundation, Charles Tillman’s Celebrity Waiter Night at The Montgomery Club or to purchase tickets, please visit charlestillman.org.
About the Charles Tillman Cornerstone Foundation
Founded in 2005, the Charles Tillman Cornerstone Foundation is on a mission to provide opportunities and resources to children and families in need. Since its inception, the Charles Tillman Cornerstone Foundation has impacted the lives of over one million Chicago area children.
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