Events

«	Tuesday November 08, 2005	»
(Events) Dining Out for Earthquake Relief - Heritage India Start: Nov 8 2005 - 6:30pm Description: A consortium of organizations in DC have sponsored a dinner fundraiser for the earthquake relief effort. Funds raised are going to APPNA to provide much needed medical aid to quake survivors. Date: Tuesday, November 8, 2005 at dinner time Location: Either of the three locations below HERITAGE INDIA (will donate a percentage of meal cost) 1337 Connecticut Ave., NW 202-331-1414 (South of Dupont Circle Metro) CO-SPONSORED BY: Action Against Hunger, Asian Pacific American Bar Association-DC, Conference on Asian Pacific American Leadership, Indus Women Leaders, Muslim Lawyers Association, National Asian Pacific American Women's Forum, Network of South Asian Professionals Political Committee, Project Impact-DC, Asha for Education, South Asian American Leaders of Tomorrow, South Asian Bar Association, DC Chapter email this page \| 320 reads (Events) Worldwide Vigil for the Victims and Survivors of the South Asian Earthquake Start: Nov 8 2005 - 6:30pm Description: To grieve for lives lost, provide hope to those still struggling to survive, and draw the world’s attention to the work that still needs to be done. Join the Washington DC vigil so our individual voices can be one loud message of support, hope and action. email this page \| 1265 reads (Events) Dining Out for Earthquake Relief - LOCAL 16 Start: Nov 8 2005 - 6:30pm Description: A consortium of organizations in DC have sponsored a dinner fundraiser for the earthquake relief effort. Funds raised are going to APPNA to provide much needed medical aid to quake survivors. Date: Tuesday, November 8, 2005 at dinner time Location: Either of the three locations below LOCAL 16 (will provide drink specials and drink donations) 1602 U Street NW Washington, DC 20009 (West of U Street Metro) CO-SPONSORED BY: Action Against Hunger, Asian Pacific American Bar Association-DC, Conference on Asian Pacific American Leadership, Indus Women Leaders, Muslim Lawyers Association, National Asian Pacific American Women's Forum, Network of South Asian Professionals Political Committee, Project Impact-DC, Asha for Education, South Asian American Leaders of Tomorrow, South Asian Bar Association, DC Chapter email this page \| 311 reads (Events) Dining Out for Earthquake Relief - Mimi's American Bistro Start: Nov 8 2005 - 6:30pm Description: A consortium of organizations in DC have sponsored a dinner fundraiser for the earthquake relief effort. Funds raised are going to APPNA to provide much needed medical aid to quake survivors. Date: Tuesday, November 8, 2005 at dinner time Location: Either of the three locations below MIMI'S AMERICAN BIESTRO (will donate a percentage of meal cost) 2120 P Street, NW 202-464-6464 (West of Dupont Circle Metro) CO-SPONSORED BY: Action Against Hunger, Asian Pacific American Bar Association-DC, Conference on Asian Pacific American Leadership, Indus Women Leaders, Muslim Lawyers Association, National Asian Pacific American Women's Forum, Network of South Asian Professionals Political Committee, Project Impact-DC, Asha for Education, South Asian American Leaders of Tomorrow, South Asian Bar Association, DC Chapter email this page \| 309 reads

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The Washington DC area is quickly mobilizing resources in response to the aftermath of the earthquake that devastated South Asia on October 8, 2005.

The purpose of this website is to consolidate those energies to bring about a greater level of communication, awareness, and opportunities for further support.

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