Official Details on DOMAINfest Charity Party at Playboy Mansion

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On Thursday, January 29th, the last day of DOMAINfest Global 2009, a party will be held at the infamous Playboy Mansion!

This year’s official DOMAINfest party combines good fun and good will, with DomainSponsor hosting an autism awareness and fundraising event at the Mansion, benefiting Autism Speaks™.

DOMAINfest guests will have an opportunity to mingle with Hollywood celebrities and professional athletes, plus participate in a silent auction of donated sports memorabilia. Of course, there will also be plenty of models to enhance the festive atmosphere.

Proceeds from will go directly to Autism Speaks, an organization dedicated to funding research into the causes, prevention and treatments for autism.

“Autism Speaks™ is pleased to be affiliated with the Model Citizens event hosted by DomainSponsor at the Mansion. This high profile event will help us promote autism awareness to new audiences, and the funds raised will enable us to enhance and expand our awareness, research, advocacy and family services efforts.”
- Mike Sherrard, Former NFL Quarterback and Special Ambassador for Autism Speaks

This will be the party that everyone will be talking about long after DOMAINfest Global! Take a guided tour of the legendary mansion grounds. Make a donation by buying some great sports memorabilia. Enjoy a gourmet buffet. Sip on cocktails. And dance the night away with the Mansion as your backdrop!

Getting Into The Party

Official DOMAINfest Global conference registration is required for entry into the DomainSponsor party at the Playboy Mansion. Buses will shuttle DOMAINfest Global guests to and from the party venue.

Don’t miss what is sure to be an unforgettable night. Register for DOMAINfest Global today.

About Autism Speaks

Autism Speaks is dedicated to increasing awareness of autism spectrum disorders, to funding research into the causes, prevention and treatments for autism, and to advocating for the needs of individuals with autism and their families. To learn more please visit www.autismspeaks.org.