Hosted by Meredith Vieira, the evening honors businessman John Sculley and welcomes past honorees Austin Pendleton, Dr. Alan Rabinowitz, Ken Roberson and Bill Withers. 

Attendees can expect performances and presentations from Rachel Dratch, Jeremy Jordan, Jesse L. Martin, Kelli O'Hara, Gloria Reuben, Krysta Rodriguez, Daphne Rubin-Vega, Fisher Stevens, David Alan Basche and Alysia Reiner as well as the children participating in Our Time's programs. E Street Band member Everett Bradley is the musical director.

The evening, according to press notes, will "celebrate the courage of people who stutter - more than 70 million globally, including 5% of all children - and honor individuals whose stories and achievements continue to inspire people worldwide. The organization will debut its new name, SAY: The Stuttering Association for the Young, embracing its vision that every voice matters and pledging increased support for children who stutter."

Cocktails, dinner and live auction are also part of the one-night-only event. Gala proceeds help SAY provide more than $400,000 in financial aid annually, so families in-need can access programming for children who stutter.

For more information about SAY, and to purchase tickets for the 12th Annual Benefit Gala, visit SAY.Org or call (212) 414-9696.