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Wednesday, December 09, 2009

W Girls Hope for the Holidays


Join the WGIRLS NYC for the 5th Annual 
Hope for the Holidays Fiesta

Forget about the cold days and get ready for a hot night at:

Cantina Latina 
243 E 14th Street (b/t 2nd and 3rd), New York City 

Thursday, December 10, 2009, 7pm - 10pm

Buy now and save! 
For a limited time you can purchase advanced tickets for $25 each or 4 tickets for $80

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What you get:

- The chance to mix, mingle and celebrate the holidays with hundreds of young professionals and the WGIRLS NYC

- The warm feeling of knowing that your presence will make a difference in the life of a disadvantaged child

- Open bar from 7-8 pm followed by a night of great drink specials

- Festive drinks such as Santa's Sangria, Mistletoe Margaritas and Holiday Mojitos

- Excellent music

- A chance to win excellent raffle prizes including a free cut and color from Whittemore House Salon, a $250 facial from Skin Laser Solutions and NYC restaurant gift certificates.

What you give:

This year, with your help, the WGIRLS NYC will purchase, wrap, and deliver gifts for 200 children served by Bellevue Hospital. Children of Bellevue, a non profit organization, helps ease pain, loneliness and other difficult aspects of children's hospital experiences; helps abused or neglected youngsters to cope, recover and heal; advances language development among children at risk of delay; and nurtures children and adolescents hospitalized for psychiatric reasons.

If you are unable to attend but would like to sponsor a child for the holidays please make a donation of any amount by clicking here.

For every $50 in donations, the WGIRLS can ensure the holiday wishes of one child in need!

Founded by a group of young professional women from Manhattan, 
the WGIRLS NYC is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to serving New York’s
underprivileged women and children, and, in times of crisis, people in need around the world.

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