Shop for a Cause. Join Jypsea in raising funds for Darfur.
"Make Your Mark for Darfur"
You are Invited to:
"Make Your Mark for Darfur"
Saturday November 10,2007
8pm-12am
The Ailey Studios
405 W. 55th St
New York, NY 10019
Over 350,000 people in Darfur, a village located in the western region of the Sudan, are estimated to be killed within the next few months because of the genocidal behavior of the Arab militia, Janjaweed. A portion of the event's proceeds will be donated to the Save Darfur Coalition to support political advocacy efforts and to selected humanitarian organizations to support relief efforts.
The fund raiser will include raffles, silent auctions and much more. Attendees of the event will also have an opportunity to view the new merchandise to be featured at Style Haven Boutique. You will have the opportunity to shop with other vendors such as Jypsea (handmade handbags, wallets and accessories), Dida Pierres (Jewelry), Jewels of The Sea (Jewelry) and more.
A portion of all proceeds will be donated to The Save Darfur Org.
Here are some of the items that you will be bidding on:
- A signed basketball from Chicago Bulls Ben Gordon #7
- One week of Lifestyle and Professional Coaching Package from
Modern Venus, LTD.
- A signed book from Style Guru Lloyd Boston
- Original Artwork From Alex Young
- Handmade silver necklace with Swarovski crystal from Carousel
Creations, LLC
Many More...
We will be raffling away 4 prizes each hour through raffle ticket sales. These prizes include 2 tickets to a Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre performance, DVDs, Books, gift certificates and many more.
Please join us entrance is free, but you must RSVP
To RSVP email us @ events@shopstylehaven.comwith RSVP as the subject. The first 35 people to RSVP will receive a gift bag at the party filled with great gifts. See you there.
A Special Thanks to our Sponsors:
Style Haven
PO Box 733
Wingdale, New York 12594
646-420-4786
More money and shopping will not stop war
International aid has been tripled and yet darfur (like so many places are getting worse). I do not want to spoil the party but I do not believe in goodism and denial. I appreciate causes of charity(especially in emergency) but I tend to demand more of myself and the rest of the world. I frankly think m ore charity is not the answer. Most people do know that darfur problem is not just a war and hunger problem but a creation and reinforced evil of religions, oppression and the benefit of western countries. so really and truly, words apart how many people are willing to boycott the machine that feeds the evil affecting places like darfur???
No offense to anyone, just my opinion. I do charity though but I wonder..I do wonder if we are not all in denial.