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	Meredith Baxter Actress Best Known From the Sitcom “Family Ties”; Advocate for Women’s Health Personal stories on breast cancer, substance abuse and domestic violence Topics: Celebrities & Causes, Domestic Violence, Substance Abuse, Cancer, Women’s Health Fee: Call For Quote
	Susan Ford Bales Presidential daughter and advocate for awareness of substance abuse and breast cancer Topics: Celebrities & Causes, Cancer, Substance Abuse, Women’s Health Fee: $10,000
	John Larroquette 5-Time Emmy Award Winning Actor known for “Night Court” & “The Practice” Topics: Celebrities & Causes, Substance Abuse Fee: Call For Quote
	Ed Begley Jr. Emmy-nominated actor and promoter of environmental causes Shares personal triumph over substance abuse Topics: Celebrities & Causes, Environment, College & University, Substance Abuse Fee: Call For Quote
	Ellen Burstyn Oscar Award-winning actress and advocate for women’s health issues Topics: Celebrities & Causes, Domestic Violence, Mental Health, Substance Abuse, Women’s Health Fee: Call For Quote
	Linda Ellerbee Award-winning broadcast journalist and breast cancer survivor Topics: Celebrities & Causes, Cancer, Substance Abuse, Broadcast & Print, Women’s Health Fee: Call For Quote
	Carrie Fisher Actress and author who shares her personal battles with manic-depression and substance abuse Topics: Celebrities & Causes, Mental Health, Substance Abuse Fee: Call For Quote
	Steve Ford Successful actor & son of former President Gerald Ford & Betty Ford Shares his personal story as an advocate of substance abuse awareness Speaks on the importance of character, integrity & making right choices Topics: Ethics / Values, Leadership & Strategy , Celebrities & Causes, College & University, Cancer, Substance Abuse Fee: $9,000
	Mariette Hartley Emmy Award-winning actress Three-time Clio Award winner for her Polaroid commercials with James Garner Outspoken advocate for mental health programs Topics: Celebrities & Causes, Substance Abuse, Mental Health Fee: Call For Quote
	Christopher Kennedy Lawford Son of actor Peter Lawford and Patricia Kennedy who overcame near-fatal drug and alcohol addiction Topics: Celebrities & Causes, Substance Abuse Fee: Call For Quote

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