Streetsblog L.A./Santa Monica Next Fundraiser
On September 22 from 11 to 3 pm, Juan and Sirinya will host a fundraiser to both celebrate the awards won by the Streetsblog L.A. team and to raise funds for the launch of Santa Monica Next. People can decide at the door which website to sponsor. Tickets are $35 ($15 for students). We will take cash and checks at the door.
8:49 PM PDT on August 19, 2013
On September 22 from 11 to 3 pm, Juan and Sirinya will host a fundraiser to both celebrate the awards won by the Streetsblog L.A. team and to raise funds for the launch of Santa Monica Next. People can decide at the door which website to sponsor. Tickets are $35 ($15 for students). We will take cash and checks at the door.
The party will feature a light lunch and drinks, a raffle, great company, and a rooftop view of Santa Monica. New Belgium Brewing is sponsoring the event with, a generous donation of Fat Tire and other seasonal beer.
Please RSVP to Damien at damien@streetsblog.org. Upon receipt of your RSVP, you will receive the Matutes’ address.
Of course, we have a Facebook Page for that event too.
Thanks to our sponsors:
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