If you live in the NYC area, Ningin has teamed up with the Museum of Chinese in America to host a Sichuan earthquake charity event on July 12th at Pace University. This event will help out the relief funds to rebuild China’s Sichuan region after the 7.9 earthquake that hit the area on May 12, 2008.
There are going to be a bunch of celebrities including K-Pop artist Beau Sia, and the winners of America’s Best Dance Crew, the Jabbawockeez.
If you can make it out, please do. Check out Rebuilding the Bridge for more information.
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Sichuan Earthquake Charity Event
A benefit for disaster relief funds established by the charitable organization MERCYCORPS.
Please join a ground breaking coalition of Asian American performers and not-for-profit organizations as we raise awareness and dollars to help rebuild China’s Sichuan region after one the most devastating natural disasters in recent memory. Proceeds will go to the special disaster relief funds established by charitable organization MercyCorps.
HOSTED BY:
Minya Oh, Miss Info of HOT 97
PERFORMANCES BY:
JABBAWOCKEEZ
America’s Best Dance Crew winner
RYAN LESLIE
R&B Artist
J-LIM
KPop Artist
BEAU SIA
Spoken Word Artist
ANDREW CHOI
Vocalist
DATE:
Saturday July 12th 7:30pm-10:30pm
LOCATION:
Pace University Michael Schimmel CFA, 3 Spruce Street, New York, NY 10038
SCHEDULE:
7:30PM-8:30PM: VIP Reception – $150
8:00PM: Doors Open
8:30PM-10:30PM: Performance – $25 online or $35 at the door
TICKET SALES:
RSVP 212-619-4785 EXT 106 | http://www.RebuildingTheBridge.com
VIP Package Includes Performance Ticket
CO-SPONSORS:
Verizon, Asian Pacific Employees for eXcellence of Verizon, Imaginasian, ICON Philadelphia, Lee Rehab, Ningin.com
CO-PRODUCERS:
Ron T. Kim & Philip Lam
VIP RECEPTION SPECIAL GUESTS:
Park Jin Young (JYP), Ken Leung (ABC’s LOST), NYC Councilman John C. Liu,
DJ Cipha Sounds, DJ Delinger
MEDIA PARTNERS:
World Journal, HOT 97, Theme Magazine
COMMUNITY PARTNERS:
A/P/A Institute at NYU, Asian American Arts Alliance, Asian American Film Lab, Asian American Writers’ Workshop, AsianCinevision, Asian Pacific Americans for Progress, Asia Society, Bosco Design Group, Coalition of Asian Pacific Americans, Manhattan Neighborhood Network, Ma-Yi Theater and New York Chinese Cultural Center