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| You
are cordially invited to join Project by Project
on Wednesday, February 16th for an evening
revelation as we celebrate our 2005 partnership year with
the Coalition to Abolish Slavery and Trafficking (CAST)!
Please join us as we introduce our new partner for the
year, provide more information about the many exciting
volunteer opportunities available, and celebrate the spirit
of philanthropy. |
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Wednesday,
February 16th, 2005
7:30 PM - 10:00 PM
Lladró Center Beverly Hills /
408 North Rodeo Dr. / Beverly Hills CA 90210
$20 admission (cash only) |
Complimentary
beverages and desserts will be served.
Raffle Drawing: 2 VIP Los Angeles Clippers basketball
tickets ($260 value)*
You must be at least 21 years of age to attend this
event.
Lladró
Center: At 408 North Rodeo Drive, the
world famous shopping avenue in Beverly Hills, you will
find one of the several Lladró Centers located
around the world. Completed in 1997, the building boasts
an impressive architectural design and houses one of
the largest exhibitions of Lladró fine porcelain
sculptures which is displayed over an exhibition area
of 2300 sq. mtrs. Click here
for parking information.
*must
be present to win |
Project
by Project: Who We Are
Project by Project (PbP) is a national 501(c)(3) volunteer
organization of social entrepreneurs that serves Asian
American non-profits in need by raising public awareness,
volunteerism and capital. By partnering with a different
under-served non-profit each year and providing applied
skills such as fundraising, marketing & PR consulting,
event planning, strategic consulting, recruiting, and
other assistance, Project by Project represents an innovative
and uniquely valuable approach to community service.
Come meet our current steering committee and learn what
Project by Project and our 2005 partner CAST is all
about!
www.projectbyproject.org
Our 2005 Partner: Coalition to Abolish Slavery
and Trafficking (CAST)
Owing to the El Monte sweatshop case in Los Angeles
County, CAST was established in 1998 to assist survivors
of human trafficking and raise awareness of trafficking
issues in the region. To expand its mission, CAST established
its first shelter dedicated to providing clients with
training and workshops to help them become self-sufficient
and independent individuals. CAST is the first and only
organization in the United States of its kind to provide
assistance exclusively to trafficked people, and to
establish a shelter to provide direct services to this
population.
www.castla.org |
Designed
by Richard Tan |
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