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Wed 6/23 - PbP SF/Bay Area's Summer Soiree |
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Mingle with SF's young professionals and learn more about Project by Project (PbP), a national volunteer organization focused on issues in the Asian American community. Here's your chance to drink, network, and meet Project by Project's core members.
Project by Project is proud to announce its 2010 partnership with APA Family Support Services (APA) based in San Francisco. APA’s mission is to promote healthy families and to prevent child abuse and domestic violence in API communities. APA addresses a variety of Asian immigrant health issues including health disparity, access, awareness, and education through in-home visitation, parent support, mental health services, and community advocacy and development.
Support for APA has never been more important given severe budget cuts that are limiting APA’s ability to serve San Francisco’s most vulnerable population of children and their families. Over the last few months, PbP has worked closely with APA to build a campaign to improve their fundraising, community outreach, and public awareness efforts.
Join us after work for drinks on Wednesday, June 23, 2010 to:
-Learn about our 2010 campaign and how you can help
-Get involved in our many upcoming volunteer opportunities and events
-Meet our team and network with others interested in non-profits, food, and wine!
Are you on Facebook? RSVP here: http://www.facebook.com/#!/event.php?eid=128142783881713
WHEN:
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
6:00 – 10:00 p.m.
WHERE:
111 Minna Street
San Francisco, CA
http://www.111minnagallery.com/2010/06/summer-soiree/
$10+ Suggested Donation
Attire: Business Casual
21 and over only
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For more information, please visit
http://www.projectbyproject.org/
http://www.platebyplate.org/sf
http://www.apafss.org/
To join the PbP Facebook page, please visit http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=195057116646
To sign up as a volunteer for our upcoming events, please email
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PbP SF/Bay Area Announces 2010 Partner - APA Family Support Services |
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SAN FRANCISCO, CA—Project by Project SF/Bay Area, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization focused on issues affecting Asian Americans in the US, has selected APA Family Support Services (APA) as its 2010 Partner Organization. This marks the first campaign partnership for PbP SF/Bay Area since the launch of the chapter in September 2009.
 Project by Project (PbP)’s 2010 national theme is “Asian Americans and Health Care”. In keeping with that theme, PbP SF/Bay Area has selected APA Family Support Services (APA) as its partner of choice based on a number of criteria including level of need, impact in the Asian Pacific Islander (API) community, potential for volunteer opportunities, and pan-Asian reach. APA’s mission is to promote healthy families and to prevent child abuse and domestic violence in API communities. APA addresses a variety of Asian immigrant health issues including health disparity, access, awareness, and education through home visitation, parent support, mental health services, and community advocacy and development. All of APA’s services are designed for San Francisco’s most vulnerable population of children and their families.
“PbP is excited to mobilize and empower Asian American professionals in the SF/Bay Area into being active in their community and making an impact through volunteerism,” says Dean Yao, chapter president. “As a national organization, PbP has a track record of connecting people to issues, and we are looking forward to working with APA to create more channels of community involvement. Our volunteers are dedicated, talented and committed to utilizing their skills and resources to improving the health care needs of Asian Americans.”
PbP’s 2010 partnership campaign will focus on increasing APA’s volunteer base, raising the visibility of its mission through various marketing efforts, and supporting funding for its much needed programs. “Our core program, In-Home Visitation, one of our early prevention programs, is at risk of losing its main funding source due to the current economic downturn that is driving San Francisco city departments’ budget cuts,” says Amor Santiago, APA Executive Director. “With our partnership this year with PbP, we hope to raise funds and bring greater awareness for the importance of this program.”
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PbP SF Sonoma Wine Tasting Trip |
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 Please join PbP on Sunday April 25th as we visit select wineries in Sonoma, chosen by our in-house wine expert Leo, for a wine tasting trip.
Our bus fits 30 people so space is limited!
Date: Sun, April 25th
Time: 9:30am - 6pm
Price $50
Price includes: bus to/from SF, snacks & beverages on the bus, lunch and 1 tasting
Tastings at the other wineries are optional. Please fill out this survey (once per person) so we can get proper headcount on who wants to taste at each winery. Tasting fees will be collected on the bus. Thanks! http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/HVFQPFX
Itinerary:
9:30am - Meet at Safeway on 1335 Webster Street (parking is available at Safeway, on the street or in 4 parking lots surrounding Japan Town). Bus will depart from here
11:30am - Rodney Strong Vineyards (lunch to be served here)
1:20pm - J Vineyards & Winery
2:30pm - Foppiano Vineyards (tasting included)
3:30pm - Simi Winery
6pm - arrive back at Safeway in SF
Once you RSVP Yes we will contact you for payment and your choice of lunch.
Thanks and see you at the wineries!
Leo Cheng
Dean Yao
Christina Huang
Nigel Tse
Natalie Louie
...and the rest of the PbP SF Team
https://www.projectbyproject.org/2010-san-francisco-team
More info available at http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=105244082851442&index=1 |
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PbP SF Presents - Dining with PbP at Poesia |
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Project by Project SF Presents: Golden State Warriors Asian Heritage Night |
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 ASIAN HERITAGE NIGHT
Warriors vs Nets
Come Celebrate Asian Heritage Night with PbP and the Golden State Warriors as they take on Yi Jianlian and the New Jersey Nets. A portion of each ticket sold will include a donation from Lucky Supermarkets and the Warriors to Project by Project and San Francisco Hep B Free.
2009 Asian Heritage Night - 850 seats
2010 Asian Heritage Night - 1500 seats (targeted)
Three seating options: $22, $28, $65 (these are discounted from $35, $40, $85)
20 person suite available for $100 per person - please contact dean.yao@projectbyproject.org
PURCHASE DISCOUNTED TICKETS HERE:
https://www.gs-warriors.com/forms/secure/fct_asian0910_pbp.html
Ticket purchase includes FREE Asian Heritage Night T-shirt!
UPDATE: AFTER-PARTY AT CIRCOLO from 10pm-2am
RSVP & MORE INFO:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=258036259402
- PbP and SF Hep B Free will receive 10% of all alcohol sales from the evening
- Possible appearances by Warriors players
- Music by DJ Evin Kepik
Special thanks to Richard Choo of theonecreativegroup.com for helping to set this up!
Special thanks to Jon Mayeda of Circolo http://www.circolosf.com/
for their kind donation!
Hope to see you at another great PbP event filled with networking opportunities as we partner with SF Hep B Free to support the Asian community!
http://www.projectbyproject.org/
http://www.sfhepbfree.org/
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