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PbP SF Announces 2012 Partner - PbP |
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APRIL 5, 2012 – San Francisco, CA – Project by Project San Francisco (PbP SF) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that focuses on issues affecting the Asian American community. To commemorate PbP’s 15th anniversary, the organization today announced that it has named its parent organization, Project by Project, as the non-profit partner for 2012.
In 2012, the volunteers at PbP SF will work to further the organization’s cause and raise awareness within the San Francisco non-profit community. PbP SF aims to reinforce the fact that the organization not only helps other local Pan-Asian non-profit organizations in need, but also strives to motivate and mobilize other young professionals to volunteer within the local community. With this in mind, PbP SF will be holding its annual Tasting Benefit event on September 22, 2012 at the Bently Reserve in San Francisco, to highlight the positive work that Project by Project has done across the country.
PbP SF serves the San Francisco Bay Area and 2012 will mark the organization’s third year in support of positive causes in the community. APA Family Support Services was the first organization to partner with PbP SF. APA Family Support Services (APA) mission is to promote healthy Asian/Pacific Islander children and families by providing family support services to prevent child abuse and domestic violence. APA also advocates culturally competent services for Asians and Pacific Islanders through education, community building and leadership development. APA is the only hospital-based agency offering in-home family support services specifically for Asian Pacific Islander families and children.
In 2011, PbP SF partnrered with OASES to help empower students from low-income households through education, mentorship, and service. OASES has multiple programs that provide youth with opportunities not often offered at their schools including peer leadership, environmental education, diversity education, financial literacy, and the arts. All of OASES’ services are intended for students in Oakland’s Unified School District with limited resources from ethnically diverse backgrounds.
Through partnerships with these local non-profits, PbP SF has raised awareness for each of these organizations through fund-raising acitivites and by highlighting each in the annual PbP Tasting Benefit event. PbP SF pledges to continue championing the causes for both of these organizations, and plans to continue to do so by activating even more young professionals in 2012.
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PbP SF Presents - Dining with PbP 2012 |
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Dining with PbP :: Dinner & Wine Pairing at Radius
Wednesday, April 04, 2012 from 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM (PT)
Wednesday, April 11, 2012 from 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM (PT)
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We cordially invite you and a guest for an evening of sustainable and locally sourced food and wine. Join us for Project by Project SF's 3rd Annual "Dining with PbP" Event. This is an exclusive dining and wine pairing event with limited seating. We are excited to continue building our relationship with the SF/Bay Area community and to share our 2012 plans and upcoming events.
Join us at Radius with wine pairing by Robert Sinskey Vineyard. Please see MENU.
Agenda:
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7:00 - Guest check-in
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7:30 - Presentation by Project by Project
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8:00 - Appetizer
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8:15 - Winery presentation
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8:30 - Main course
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9:00 - Dessert
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9:45 - Concluding remarks
- Be the first to learn about Project by Project SF's plans for 2012.
- Experience the 100% estate produced and organic wines of Robert Sinkskey Vineyards.
- Enjoy an intimate evening among 30 guests who share similar interests in philanthropy, Asian American issues and sustainable, locally sourced food and wine.
Location: Radius at 1123 Folsom Street
415.525.3676
www.radiussf.com
Date: Wednesday, April 4 at 7:00 p.m. and Wednesday, April 11 at 7:00 p.m.
Suggested Dress Code: Business Casual
Cost: All-inclusive (food, wine, tax and gratuity) for $60 per person. Please see MENU.
About Radius:
A testament to the Bay Area's local bounty, Radius sources its ingredients from farms and fisheries within a 100-mile radius of its SoMa neighborhood digs. This duo of casual cafe and full-service restaurant make an ideal lunch stop, drink haven, or destination dinner venue.
For more information on this event, please email
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Project by Project SF: OASES Check Presentation |
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Project by Project (PbP) SF presented $20,000 to OASES at their Mid-Year Showcase in Oakland, at Cleveland Elementary, one of the OASES partner schools. In attendance from PbP SF are (from left to right) Beverly Nevalga, Leo Cheng, Jennifer Sun, and Dean Yao.
For more information about volunteer opportunities and upcoming events with Project by Project and the Oakland Asian Students Educational Services, please contact
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Project by Project SF: 2012 Welcome Message |
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New Year, New Prez
Dear Friends,
Project by Project (PbP) SF has come a long way from concept in early 2009 to its third full year of serving the San Francisco Bay Area community in 2012. We have built the Steering Committee and PbP brand, formed successful partnerships with APA Family Support Services and OASES, and held several well-attended events culminating in an extremely successful Plate by Plate in September last year. We are now well poised with an all-star Steering Committee that will lead PbP into an even stronger year.
This year marks the 15th anniversary for Project by Project nationally. To commemorate this momentous occasion, the theme and non-profit partner this year will be us - Project by Project. In 2012 we will focus on further branding ourselves as a significant player within the San Francisco non-profit community by raising money and awareness for PbP. We will reinforce the idea that PbP not only helps local Pan-Asian non-profits in need, but also motivates and mobilizes young professionals to serve this cause. Additionally, we will continue our service to the Pan-Asian community and our past partners of APA Family Support Services and OASES.
Lastly, we have confirmed our 2012 Plate by Plate for Saturday, September 22nd at the Bently Reserve in San Francisco. Please mark your calendars and I look forward to seeing you there!
Sincerely,
Leo Cheng
President, SF Chapter
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PbP SF Presents - Plate by Plate 2011 |
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Plate by Plate 2011
Friday, September 16, 2011 from 6:30 PM - 10:30 PM (PT)
Project by Project (PbP) SF invites you to our 2nd Annual Plate by Plate! Please join us on Friday, September 16th at the Bently Reserve.
Featuring San Francisco's top restaurants, celebrated chefs, premiere winemakers and beverage purveyors, and an expansive silent auction. Over 400 food and wine enthusiasts will be in attendance. Net proceeds from the event will benefit our 2011 partner, OASES (Oakland Asian Student Educational Services).
Location: The Bently Reserve
301 Battery Street
San Francisco, CA 94111
Date: Friday, September 16th
6:30PM – 7:30PM · VIP Reception
7:30PM – 10:30PM · Main Event
Suggested Dress Code: Cocktail Attire
Cost:
$125 General Admission / $225 VIP (through September 15th only).
Prices increase to $150 General Admission / $250 VIP at the door.
VIP Ticket Benefits:
+ Get in an hour early for private tastings (6:30PM - 7:30PM)
+ Meet the executive chefs and wine sommeliers
+ Mingle with SF community leaders and Project by Project's core supporters and donors
+ Go home with a VIP gift bag
Purchase Tickets Here: http://bit.ly/pbpsf11
For more information on this event, please email
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For more information about Plate by Plate, please visit http://www.platebyplate.org/sf.
For more information about OASES, please visit http://www.oases.org/.
Join our Facebook Group at http://on.fb.me/pbpsf.
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