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One Last Reminder: First Fundraiser Tomorrow Night at the Eco-Village!

3:44 PM PDT on April 8, 2010

The beer is chilled and sitting in the (gasp) car.  The sponsors are lined up for the raffle.  Heck, there's even rumors that we're going to have a band for part of the evening.  Tomorrow night from 6:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. is the first Streetsblog fundraiser at the Eco Village, 117 Bimini Place.  Anyone not familiar with the Eco-Village should click on this link
for directions, and note that it's a couple of blocks away from the
Beverly/Vermont Red Line Station.  The suggested donation is $25, but
feel free to give whatever fits in your budget.

A lot of people have helped make this event happen.  A pretty awesome sounding buffet is being put together by a pair of caterers, Dawn Carey Newton and Deborah Murphy, with an Eco-Salad and some home cookin' from my house as well.  We'll have beer from our best friends at New Belgium Brewing and a non-alcoholic drinks courtesy of Trader Joe's.  In addition to some good drinks, we'll have a presentation including the handing out of four Streetsie Awards to Biking In L.A., the Eco-Village, City of Lights and the East Hollywood Neighborhood Council, the debuting of the first L.A. Streetfilm that was written and produced right here in L.A., and a raffle with prizes sponsored by the Eco Home, Eco-Village and Orange 20 Bikes.

A quick salute to our generous sponsors!

First off, you can always read more about the Eco Home in our calendar section.  Their next tour is April 18!

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