Thursday, September 18, 2008

2nd Annual Hoboken Harvest for the Homeless


Hello,

It feels great to give back to your community. Please take some time to familiarize yourself with details regarding the 2nd Annual Hoboken Harvest for the Homeless.

Who: Roland Ramos, Symposia Bookstore, Hoboken Homeless Shelter
What: 2nd Annual Hoboken Harvest for the Homeless
Where: Symposia Bookstore: 510 Washingotn St.Click here for Map
When: Saturday, October 25th 2008. Noon till 6:30pm
How: Participating performers will be alloted a 20 minute performance period. There will be donation collection set up in front of Symposia book store and another one set up inside. Will Suarez, a talented jersey City artist, has offered to create a flyer for this event for us. Flyers will be created and posted all throughout Hoboken and Jersey City and be also e used in a large email/myspace/facebook campaign. Additionally, Balloons with HHH information and flyer will be strategically placed on Washington St. on the morning of.
A Small PA system will be set up in order to get an even sound. Can donations will also be accepted and encouraged. After the last performer completes their set, we shall breakdown the stage, and bring donations to the 3rd street Homeless shelter in Hoboken.

you guys should feel very good about your involvement in this event. you are directly making a change in someones life. if you can not perform, please take a few minutes to come down and support.
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