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Philadelphia's 21st annual Alternative Prom for LGBTQ youth and allies will take place on June 25th at the William Way LGBT Community Center under the theme "Under the Sea". The Alternative Prom aims to provide a night of dancing, food and entertainment for LGBTQ youth in a non-judgemental space where they can feel celebrated for who they are without worrying about acceptance at a traditional prom. Donations of $50 or more are being accepted by June 17th to support the event and sponsors will be recognized in the program.
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This document provides information about "A Magical Night of Hope", an awards dinner event hosted by Covenant House California to support homeless youth. The event celebrates the resilience of homeless youth and recognizes individuals who serve as role models. It features entertainment, a live auction, and stories from youth. Past supporters include famous actors, musicians, and athletes. The event generates millions of media impressions and raises awareness of Covenant House's programs, which help over 160,000 homeless youth with services to become self-sufficient. Sponsorship opportunities are listed to support the organization's mission.
1 abct 19 june weekly newsbreak
This document provides updates on current news and events happening around Fort Riley, Kansas. It includes links to pages with information on 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team, winter activities guide, Ready Army preparedness, and more. The document also lists upcoming community events such as seminars, softball tournaments, concerts, and more happening between June 12th and July 29th and provides relevant website links for services and information related to Fort Riley.
ALPHA CHI OMEGA Newsletter Issue 1
The document summarizes events from the Alpha Chi Omega sorority at SDSU for the fall 2015 semester. It discusses Bid Day where new members received their bids to join the sorority. It also describes the sorority's largest philanthropy event, the Alpha Chi Carnival, which raised $3,500 for Becky's House. The document introduces the new executive board for spring/fall 2016 and concludes by discussing Big/Little Week where new members learned who their big sisters are.
KILOMETRES FOR KOBY - INFORMATION FOR ARTISTS
CALLING ALL INTERESTED ARTISTS IN PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
Please join us for a night of art, wine, great food and music in the beautiful Darlington Village, whilst raising money for a very special little girl.
This fundraising event is hosted by the Kilometres for Koby Team, who are running The New York City Marathon in November 2015 to raise funds for Koby Pearson, a little girl living with RETT Syndrome.
WE ARE INVITED ARTISTS TO EXHIBIT AT THIS EVENT. PLEASE READ THE ATTACHED DOCUMENT FOR MORE DETAILS.
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