About The Best Medicine
They say that "Laughter is The Best Medicine", but for thousands of uninsured, low-income Tulsa County residents access to specialty healthcare needs is no laughing matter. Now’s your chance to do something about it - one laugh at a time! The Best Medicine is a Fundraising Event to support the operations of Project TCMS (Tulsa Charitable Medical Services) a program of the Tulsa County Medical Society Foundation.
1 out of 10 doctors* say that laughter is the best medicine. The other nine doctors say “medicine is the best medicine.” We'd like to believe the one doctor who likes to laugh and didn’t “technically” finish medical school instead of the others who diagnosed us with “selective hearing.”
We hope you'll join us for a night of fun and laughter, while making a difference for our Project TCMS patients.
*Not actual statistics or actual doctors. Please consult a doctor before not consulting a doctor. Results may vary. Side effects may include comedy induced involuntary urination.
Date/Time
Saturday,
August 3, 2024
5:30 PM Reception*
7:00 PM Program/Showtime
* Reception only for VIP ticket holders and Sponsor guests in the Atrium of the Lorton Performance Center.
TU Lorton Performance Center
Venue: The Roxana Rózsa and Robert Eugene Lorton Performance Center
Address: 550 S Gary Pl, Tulsa, OK 74104
On the beautiful University of Tulsa campus, the Lorton Performance Center is TU’s showcase facility for the musical and performance arts. The 77,000-square-foot state-of-the-art facility includes the Herbert and Roseline Gussman Concert Hall with seating for 635 on two floors.
Upon arriving at the Lorton Performance Center guests enter the 6,000-square-foot Ann and Jack Graves Grand Hall, an elegant and spacious lobby which serves as an art gallery and pre-function space for receptions and similar gatherings.
About the TCMS Foundation and Project TCMS (Tulsa Charitable Medical Services)
The TCMS Foundation, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) charitable organization, is dedicated to improving community health since 1965. Started in 2012, Project TCMS is a community partnership to improve access to specialty health care for low-income, uninsured residents of Tulsa County. We partner with 12 hospitals, 17 safety net clinics, and 185 physicians to provide care. Because there is no charge to the patient and no reimbursement to the physician or hospitals, funding from foundations, corporate, individuals, and private sources is essential to continuing our operations and impacting the Tulsa community.
Our Impact
$10.4 MM
Donated Care
6,457
Total Services
1,646
Patients Referred
100%
Below Poverty Level
63.1%
Minorities Served
Sponsorship Opportunities
Headliner
$10,000
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VIP Seating For 20*
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Listed as 'Headliner' Sponsor on all promotional materials, signs, ads
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Private Meet and Greet with Sheng Wang for 20
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Full page (FP) Ad in Tulsa Medicine Newsletter*
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FP Ad in Digital Program
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(+) Stand-Up Sponsor Benefits
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(+) Heckler Sponsor Benefits
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(+) Punchline Sponsor Benefits
Note: All Sponsor Guests receive admittance to the 5:30 Reception, Free Valet Parking, and *Seating is in the Sponsor section of the Auditorium.
Punchline
$3,000
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Reserved Seating for 6*
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Logo at Reception Signage
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Logo in Digital Program
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Logo on Best Medicine Website
Valet
$2,000
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Reserved Seating for 4*
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Logo/Signage at Valet
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Logo in Digital Program & Website
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1 Available*
About SHENG WANG
Comedian, Actor, Writer
Comedian, actor and writer Sheng Wang told NBC News that his clean humor can make anyone laugh. He proves it with sold out shows across the country and his first Netflix special, “Sweet and Juicy,” produced and directed by Ali Wong. Named a comic to watch by USA Today, Sheng was a featured stand-up on HBO’s “2 Dope Queens.” He also wrote for the ABC show “Fresh Off The Boat.” Originally from Houston, Texas, Sheng resides in Los Angeles. In his off time, he enjoys exploring botanical gardens and discovering new ways to snack.