Wicked

Everyone deserves the chance to fly.

Join us for an exclusive early screening of Wicked on November 20, 2024, at Harkins Theatres, Camelview at Fashion Square. The Corporate Executive + Champion Council invites you, your colleagues, and your friends and family to experience the magic before anyone else while supporting a great cause. All ticket proceeds will benefit the Behavioral Health Program at Phoenix Children’s

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Addressing the Behavioral Health Crisis

The behavioral health crisis among Arizona’s youth demands a response and Phoenix Children’s is addressing this head-on. Our plan for hope puts the right care in the right place at the right time. It’s a lifesaving combination for children and teens and a life-changing proposition for their families.

Phoenix Children’s behavioral health care plan encompasses a robust set of services, ranging from prevention and early detection in the primary care setting to intensive treatment for acutely ill patients in need of inpatient or residential care. This plan includes: 

• An extended emergency department model with swift treatment and 24/7 behavioral health staffing. Today, a child brought to the emergency department will receive a mental health evaluation within four hours or less.
• Expand the Bridge Clinics. Our Bridge Clinic is an extension of outpatient behavioral health care for patients who don’t need to be hospitalized. The Bridge Clinic stabilizes patients while they wait to be connected with the best provider available. 
• Build a new 120-bed behavioral health hospital. To meet the behavioral health needs of kids today and in the future, we are embarking on a new hospital in the Northwest Valley where kids facing mental health crises can get 24/7 continual specialized care close to home. 
• Keep kids out of the hospital by training community partners. Currently, Maricopa County has a severe shortage of child and adolescent psychiatrists, just 12 per 100,000 children under 18. A community-wide learning partnership will equip primary care providers at the community level to deliver timely, brief interventions and care management, offering a promising way to scale interventions for youth in crisis. 

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Sponsorships

Maximize your impact and visibility by becoming a sponsor of our exclusive Wicked screening event. Sponsorship packages include activation and promotional opportunities. For more information, contact JOlstead@phoenixchildrens.com

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Night-Of Details

One Hour Prior to Selected Showtime: Arrive early to immerse yourself in our pre-show experience, featuring a cocktail/mocktail hour, photo opportunities, and more. The event begins with these exclusive activities followed by the movie, beginning promptly at your scheduled showtime.
 

5:00 PM: Event time starts at 5:00pm and the movie starts at 5:45pm

6:00 PM: Event time starts at 6:00pm and the movie starts at 6:45pm

7:00 PM: Event time starts at 7:00pm and the movie starts at 7:45pm

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Corporate Executive Council Members  

Christopher Rogers, Arizona Lottery 

Ryan Hatch, Bonneville 

Jeff Cordell, DPR Construction 

Josh Hayes, Dutch Bros 

Mallory Reis, Edward Jones 

Katie Richerbach, Elevate Parking 

Lindsay Shaw, FirstBank 

David Tatko, Insperity 

Chip Pray, McLane Company 

Darryn Jones, Mortensen Construction 

John C. Campbell, Northern Trust Bank 

Jeremy Henson, RSM  

Eric Hoffman, SDB Construction  

Norma Gutierrez, Southwest Gas  

Kent Wilson, Target  

Patrick O’Meara, Taylor Street Investments  

Eric Kilstrom, VIP Mortgage  

Corporate Champion Council Members 

Robby Motz, Camelback Toyota  

Latisha Preciado, Camelback Toyota  

Mike Gallagher, Desert Valley Media Group  

Reagan Wright, DPR Construction  

Jessica Reeves, Harkins  

Whitney Buck, Knight-Swift Transportation  

Yoma Villalobos, Knight-Swift Transportation  

Sarah Zybarth, McDonough Corporation  

Erika Rios, McLane Company  

Jerry Green, Showcase Honda  

Ilene Thompson, Bonneville