Charlotte Moss Honored at the San Francisco Fall Show Benefit Luncheon

November 2024

Esteemed interior designer and philanthropist Charlotte Moss was celebrated at the Garden Conservancy’s San Francisco Fall Show Benefit Luncheon, held in the Marina District at the Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture.

Luncheon co-chairs and Conservancy Board Members Shelley Belling, Elizabeth Everdell, and Kaye Heafey graciously welcomed the event’s attendees (co-chair Suzanne Kayne could not attend). In his remarks, Garden Conservancy President and CEO James Brayton Hall feted Moss, expressed his gratitude to the sponsors for their support and recognized the continued cultural partnership between the Conservancy and the San Francisco Fall Show.

This year’s luncheon held a special significance as it marked the 20th anniversary of the partnership between the Garden Conservancy, the National Park Service, and the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy to restore the Gardens of Alcatraz.

A renowned figure in the design world, Moss is also a dedicated advocate for garden preservation who joined the Garden Conservancy board earlier in the month. Her passion for horticulture and commitment to the Garden Conservancy’s mission resonated deeply with the audience.

After the luncheon, a discussion featuring Charlotte Moss and renowned interior designer Timothy Corrigan followed. The event was a resounding success, raising funds to support the Garden Conservancy.