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11 / 17
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A Day on the Hill
Start: 9:00 am
End: 6:00 pm
Description: PAL-C (Pakistani American Leadership Center), PAKPAC (Pakistani American Public Affairs Committee),  APPNA (Association of Pakistani Physicians of North America), Rising Leaders, National PSA, OPEN (Organization of Pakistani Entrepreneurs of North America (National), NAPA (National Association of Pakistani Americans, PAANA (Pakistani American Association of North America), COPAA (Council of Pakistani American Affairs) and PAC (Pakistani American Congress)
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11 / 18
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SAIS Lecture Series: "The Political Consequences of Natural Disaster - South Asia after the Earthquake" with Ahmed Rashid
Start: 5:30 pm
Description:

Annual Pakistan Lecture Series
 
AHMED RASHID
 “The Political Consequences of Natural Disaster: South Asia after the Earthquake”
The Johns Hopkins University Bernstein Office Building
1717 Massachusetts Avenue, Auditorium  

Friday November 18, 2005 
Lecture: 5:30 pm -7:00 pm
Reception: 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm 


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11 / 19
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SOS Villages: Children's Villages Fundraiser for Earthquake Victims
Start: 7:00 pm
Description:

"Aik Jagmagaati Jhilmilati Sham, Eid-ul-Fitr Kay Naam" - dinner and entertainment. featuring sensational Canadian music group "Aslam Ali & Jaya Kichlu". Funds will go towards SOS Villages Pakistan's shelters for unaccompanied children and women.

Time: 7:00 PM

Ticket: General Admission $125/person; Patrons $1,000 (two reserved seats), Sponsors $500, 2 reserved seats


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11 / 20
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Give to Save: A Fundraiser for Victims of the South Asian Earthquake
Start: 2:00 pm
End: 5:30 pm
Description:

http://www.givetosavefundraiser.com/

Sunday, November 20, 2005
2:00pm - 5:30pm
George Washington University Marvin Center Ballroom

Come enjoy exciting performances by local cultural dance troupes, delicious food from various countries, a silent auction with terrific prizes available, and much more!       
 
$20 per person (students $10; kids under 6 free) donation at the door to your choice of the following:
Plan International -- Pakistan
Red Cross -- South Asia Earthquake Fund
UNICEF -- South Asia Quake Relief
Relief Shelter Drive
Counterpart       
                
Featuring:
Kardelen Turkish Dance Ensemble, Ancient Rhythms, ATA-DC Ataturk School Folkdance Group, Manipuri Classical Dance by Christel Stevens, Pakistani Cultural Performance, ANDO - Spanish and Latin American Duet, Washington DC Turkish Folk Dance Troupe, Manorama Rani, Sandeep & Vinay, Rhaa PaaWaa - Drums of Ma'at (Cameroon), Petit Legros... and more!                                 
       
Event Organizers:
Kardelen Turkish Dance Ensemble
GWU Masters of Science in Finance Student Assn
GWU Pakistani Student Association
GWU Turkish Student Association
With Special Thanks to:
GWU Indian Student Association           
For more information, email: earthquakefundraiserinfo@joannarveltri.com


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Human Development Foundation and Helping Hands Benefit Concert
Start: 7:00 pm
Description:

HUMAN DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION AND HELPING HANDS
 
Come and Rebuild Dreams
of the earthquake Survivors
with
 
JAWAD AHMAD
LIVE
 
IN CONCERT
At the Scott Fitzgerald Theatre
630 Edmonston Dr. Rockville, MD 20851
(240) 318-8660
 
Nov 23, 2005
Time: 7:00PM -12:00AM


Tickets: VIP $100
Regular $50


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Asia Society/IRC Fundraiser for Pakistan Earthquake
Start: 6:30 pm
End: 9:00 pm
Description: Dear Friends,

With the support of the International Rescue Committee and the Asia Society, we are organizing a fundraising event for earthquake relief in Pakistan here in New York City on November 28th.

As you know, following the earthquake, up to three million people will need shelter as winter sets in --- within three weeks --- in the Himalayas. The death toll has already risen to 73,000, and for the remaining three million "what they have on December 1 is what they have all winter." Basically, according to the Times, this threatens to be the greatest humanitarian disaster ever. Foreign donations so far amount to $131 million and the UN actually needs about $312 million for immediate relief.
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