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SUMMARY:2026 Starbuck Luncheon
DESCRIPTION:Kathryn H. Starbuck was a pioneering suffragette who lived in Saratoga Springs. Our annual legacy luncheon honors local leaders who uphold her tradition of service in support of equality and social justice. \nJoin us on Saturday\, July 25\, 2026 from 11am to 1pm at the Gideon Putnam Hotel (24 Gideon Putnam Rd\, Saratoga Springs\, NY 12866) to celebrate the good works of our honorees and Kathryn Starbuck’s enduring legacy. Click here to download this year’s invitation to share with friends. \n2026 Honorees\n\nLifetime Achievement Award: Congressman Paul Tonko\nAdvocacy Award: Sybil Newell\nCommunity Leader Award: Patrick Pipino\nFuture Leader Award: Connor Rohan\nStudent Future Leader Award: Ellie Cathryn O’Brien\n\nEvent Committee\nThe SSDC is grateful for the support of our honorary event committee\, which includes Pat Tuz & Jon Weilbaker\, Gordon Boyd\, Otis & Carol Maxwell\, Jenny Clifton\, Ron & Jennifer Kim\, Ed & Lin Murphy\, Susan & Mitch Cohen\, James Thompson\, Bill McTygue\, and Betsy Coffey. \nTickets\n\nStarbuck Table (for 10): $2\,000\nKathryn Table (for 10): $1\,000\nHonorary Attendee (Individual): $250\nValued Citizen (Individual): $125\nStudent (Individual): $75\n\n BUY TICKETS\nGo to top\n  \nAbout Kathryn Starbuck\n\nKathryn Starbuck was an organizer and leader in the suffrage movement throughout her life. Born in 1887\, she would go on to serve as a District Leader of the New York State Woman Suffrage Party\, and she would run for the position of New York State Assembly in 1918. Starbuck was also a lawyer; she became one of the first women to graduate from Albany Law School in 1914. She was admitted to the New York State Bar Association the following year. \nStarbuck became involved in the women’s suffrage movement while attending college and then in her hometown of Saratoga Springs. Here\, she was instrumental in galvanizing the women of Saratoga County\, delivering speeches and organizing events throughout the community. \nAfter woman acquired the right to vote in New York beginning in 1917\, Starbuck then committed herself to educating women about how best to use their hard-fought right to the ballot booth. She also vied for political office\, and although her bid for the New York State Assembly was unsuccessful she remained involved in politics as the first chairperson of the Saratoga County League of Woman Voters. Starbuck also worked as a professor of law at Skidmore College. Here\, she also served as the secretary of the school and was responsible for public relations. Along with her position at Skidmore College\, Starbuck served as the President of the Saratoga Springs Board of Education\, highlighting her dedication to learning. \nStarbuck passed away on November 19th\, 1965 following a life of civic\, social\, educational and political leadership. \nSource: William G. Pomeroy Foundation
URL:https://www.saratogadems.org/event/2026-starbuck-luncheon/
LOCATION:Gideon Putnam Hotel\, 24 Gideon Putnam Rd\, Saratoga Springs\, NY\, 12866
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