Washington DC – Wednesday May 12th
Mad Hatter (Dupont Circle)
1319 Connecticut Ave N.W.
6.30-8.30pm
About One Home Many Hopes:
You’re invited to hear the One Home Many Hopes story from Kenyan founder Anthony Mulongo on Wednesday, May 12th at Madhatter in Dupont Circle (1319 Connecticut Ave NW) from 6.30 – 8.30pmJoin us for a drink, meet this remarkable man, and hear his astonishing story, actually stories, of courage, vision, sacrifice and future.
Because of a meeting with one six-year old girl, Anthony gave up a journalism career in Kenya to devote his life to rescuing, housing and educating orphaned and abandoned children.
March 10, 2010
7-9 pm
Kick Off Happy Hour
L2 Lounge (Cady’s Alley of Georgetown)
Washington, DC
Please RSVP to attend: imsanamie@gmail.com
Blackfinn in Bethesda will be hosting the ultimate ladies’ night event this Friday, August 28th from 6-9pm, called Martini and a Makeover. The event will be every girl’s dream, complete with pampering, complimentary hors d‘oeuvres, great drink specials, and giveaways every 20 minutes. It is a free event! Some notable vendors participating are Massage Envy, Medi-Spa, Arbonne International, Hollywood Tans, The Pampered Chef, Mary Kay, Veria, Bethesda Sport and Health, Slumber Parties by Ashlea and Lia Sophia Jewelry!
As the weekend nears at an excruciatingly slow pace, here’s another reason why we can’t wait ‘til Friday. There’s nothing better than helping others in need, and now you can do so while swilling cocktails and experiencing some of the chicest eats around town. Join me at Cocktails for a Cause at Blackfinn in Bethesda. It’s right off the metro, and a perfect pregame to you evening out. Your $30 donation gives you access to a “Crown and down” open bar and scrumptious heavy hors d’oeuvres.
Cocktails for a Cause benefits Team in Training and The Leukemia & Lymphoma society. This even has unisex appeal, with plenty of designer cocktails for the ladies, and the ability to contribute to the world’s largest charity sports training program for the men. Mix philanthropy with pleasure at Blackfinn Friday to get your weekend off to a great start!
I will be serving on the committee for the Capital City Ball, which takes place in November. The Capital City Ball benefits The Emancipation Network (TEN), which fights slavery by empowering survivors of slavery to rebuild their lives with jobs, job training, education and aftercare.
All proceeds from this almost-the-weekend! $10 admission ticket will benefit TEN.
Jewelry and handicraft products from Made By Survivors, a program facilitated by TEN to help emancipated slaves get back on their feet, will be available for purchase at this event.
Please join the members of the Executive Committee for the Capital City Ball on Thursday to heighten awareness for this worthy philanthropy. Cheers!
