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Aftermath Recovery Benefit Concert for Haiyan Disaster Survivors
A Fundraising Event By
Web of Compassion
New Brunswick, NJ - A benefit concert for Philippine survivors of Typhoon Haiyan will be held Saturday, May 3, 2014 at 7:00 p.m. at Christ Church, 5 Paterson Street, New Brunswick, NJ 08901. The event is produced by bass-baritone opera singer Nicholas Hay and sponsored by Web of Compassion. Suggested donation is twenty dollars for adults and ten dollars for students.
The event will represent a unique variety of music and culture including opera excerpts, flamenco dancing and Filipino music. The lineup of talented performers donating their efforts to help raise funds for this noteworthy cause include sopranos Amy Suznovich, Jenne Carey, and Alissa Indeck; mezzo soprano Jessica Renfro Ling; tenor John Villemaire; baritone Stan Lacey; bass-baritone Nicholas Hay; Flamenco dancer Lisa Bottalico, and the Philippine Chamber Rondalla of New Jersey. Web of Compassion president Grace Asagra will speak on behalf of Web of Compassion.
On November 8, 2013 Typhoon Haiyan devastated the Philippines. Typhoon Haiyan was the most powerful super storm ever recorded. As a result, the aftermath has affected the lives of 1.47 million people. The already high death toll will rise if we do not help with the relief effort in the Philippines. Therefore, it is critically important that people step up and help with the relief effort in order to help victims of the disaster who are in need. As of today, over 6,000 people are dead, nearly 29,000 are injured, over a thousand still missing while countless numbers have lost their homes. The work to help the victims of the typhoon has only just begun. We are hoping to raise 2,500 dollars, so please come to this special event.
To learn more about this event, please contact:
Nicholas Hay
2 River Rd, Apt # 21
Highland Park, NJ 08904
609-577-6773
[email protected]
EVENT NAME: Aftermath Recovery Benefit Concert for Haiyan Disaster Survivors"
LOCATION Christ Church in New Brunswick, NJ
5 Paterson St, New Brunswick, NJ 08901
DATE: Saturday May 3 2014
TIME: 7:00 pm
COST: Suggested donation $20 adults/ $10 students
Accomplished artists performing on May 3, 2014 at 7:00 pm at Christ Church in New Brunswick for Haiyan Philippine survivors, is the PHILIPPINE CHAMBER RONDALLA OF NEW JERSEY.
Web of Compassion is doing the ground work in Legaspi City, Albay Province, Philippines, where the area with private, government and NGO's are helping individuals and families affected by disasters. To ensure that the money you donate goes a long way, we have a contact persons who oversees the use of the money for the project that will help those who are least helped.
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Lisa Botalico-Flamenco Dancer
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AFTERMATHRECOVERY: An evening of music and dance performances to raise funds and restore livelihood of Haiyan Disaster (Nov, 2013)Survivors in the Philippines
MAY 3, 2014, SATURDAY, 7:00 PM
AT CHRIST CHURCH IN NEW BRUNSWICK
Suggested donation: $20 for adults
$10 for seniors, students and children
HOST AND ORGANIZER
Nicholas Hay, Bass & Voice Teacher
Assisted by Grace Asagra Stanley
President-Founder
WebofCompassion
http://www.webofcompassion.org/
All the best,
I have a goal of raising $99,999.99 for Philippines' Haiyan survivors.on or before October 2014. Will you spare a $1.00/week and donate on line . If you invite others to do the same, we can meet the goal of $99,999 for October, 2014
or you can mail your checks to
Web of Compassion
25 Lytle St
Princeton, NJ 08540
or SCAN the QR image below.
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Warmly,
Grace Asagra Stanley
President-Founder
Testimonial for Grace and WOC:
Dave Miller, a friend-supporter wrote,
"Grace has been a friend of mine since the 90's and her dedication and conviction for helping others has no borders or limitations. From her many years as a critical care nurse to her current non-profit organization Web of Compassion she continues to provide for others in serious need.Please offer what you can financially as this will go toward the most immediate requirements of food, medicine, shelter, sanitation and
other needed supplies. "
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR EVERYTHING THAT YOU DO.
Mail checks to: WEB OF COMPASSION
25 Lytle St, Princeton NJ 08540
Donations will go directly to victims and survivors.
MARAMING SALAMAT PO (THANK YOU VERY MUCH)
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More About Grace
Grace Sunga Asagra Stanley MA,RN-HC Nurse, Traditional Filipino Hilot (indigenous health practitioner using joint-muscular manipulations, bentusa, cooking and herbal food as medicine), holistic health coach, writer and speaker on "who and what's the matter with you". She is a seasoned nurse with over 20 years of critical care nursing. Currently, her integrative practice as a Hilot is the dance co-created with the diwatas (forces in nature/deities/angels) and ninunos (ancestors). She guides individuals to change the course of their health from chronic conditions to healthy aging understanding the dance between your inner and outer self (as it is in Heaven, so on earth).
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