Hope for Haiti - A Fundraiser and Memorial to the Earthquake Victims December 15, 2010

The Pampered Rose Present

Hope for Haiti

A Fundraiser for
Noah Haiti Foundation and the "Folk Art" Quilt Tribute

The Reserve On L Restaurant
Wed., December 15, 2010 5-8 PM
1426 L Street Northwest
Washington D.C., DC 20005-3503

We will be raffling off 2 tickets for 2 (total of 4 people) to join Dr. Baptiste, Alisani Brazil, Miaisha "Mimi" Middleton, and other members of the host committee to attend the memorial ceremony and breakfast with His Excellency Kenneth Merten at the United Nations in New York.

Raffle Tickets:
$30 - 1 Ticket
$50 - 10 Tickets
$100- 25 Tickets

Early Bird Raffle Tickets:
$27 - 2 Tickets
$47 - 20 Tickets
$97 - 50 Tickets + 25= 75 TICKETS

Product/Service/Gift Bag donations:
email [email protected] for gift bag donations and raffle donations.

Tickets include hors d'oeuvres, 1 drink ticket and a Holiday Tribute for the people of Haiti!

www.thepamperedrose.com

[email protected]

(540) 318.0266

Proceeds from ticket sales go to NOAH Haiti Foundation.

NOAH Haiti Foundation is dedicated to the restoration and preservation of democracy in Haiti by providing medical and humanitarian relief to Haitians from natural disasters, poverty and other devastations.

Special Guest:
Dr. Joseph E. Baptiste, Founder NOAH Haiti Foundation

Musical Guest:
UMANITI

Special Features: Fragrance Designer, Alisani Brazil, will launch two fragrances.

Fine Artist, Lisa Jones, will auction a painting created specifically for this event.

Hosts:
Alisani Brazil, The Pampered Rose Perfume Company
Nina Un, Stella & Dot Jewelry Company
Penny Germanis, Rodan + Fields Dermatologists
Christine Penny, Angelberry Organics
Leonard ElJay DeShield, DeShield Enterprises
Flaminia Garioni, FYUBI Makeup Artist
Miaisha Mimi Middleton, Ani by Mimi Couture Jewelry
Sheila Osterhuber, NOAH Haiti Foundation
Lyssa Laraque Piquion, NOAH Haiti Foundation
Kaushika Patel, Catalyst Gourmet

The Win 10 ‘Magic Quilt Tour’

The “Folk Art” quilt tribute presented by the Witherspoon Institute is at once a memorial to those lost in the Haitian earthquake on January 12, 2010 and a message of hope for the future! The decorated quilt is slated for presentation as a collective message from the people of America to Haitian Ambassador Kenneth Merten’s office at the United Nations in New York in January to mark the earthquake anniversary.

The work in progress will be showcased in 10 American cities leading up to the January tribute. The 33 part puzzle quilt (1 football field long) will be presented at the U.N. then disseminated to10 states and the island of Haiti on the anniversary of the earthquake. Please Join Our Team! Together we bring a message of hope to Haiti.