Partying For Haiti. A Roundup Of Events:
Want to do something to help Haiti? Partying for the cause may very well be your best bet! On that note, check out some of the parties above going on this week. We'd like to commend these organizations and establishments that have put these parties together in a matter of only days!
There are also many restaurants and stores that are offering up % of sales to Haiti. Dineout4haiti.org is a good place to start.
I am personally excited to be part of "A Night To Benefit Haiti" at Thompson LES tomorrow night:
Also, go here for more from our roundup of events for Haiti, both in NYC and around the country.
Have a party worth letting our readers know about?
Plovgh, the new online farmers market
Who knew that the farming world had a trend? Well, Mallory Sustick, a Brooklyn bartender, works like a dog to maintain, promote and advance the online farmer's market startup Plovgh that began after noticing a need for more local farm market distribution.
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Danica Kirschenbaum
January 19, 2010
11:36pm
Grassfed Events in collaboration with Concern Worldwide and The Gates Lounge proudly present Hope for Haiti. Normally an exclusive venue, the Gates Lounge is opening its doors to collect donations and aid in the immediate relief efforts for the people of Haiti recently struck by devastating tragedy. Come join us for open bar from 10pm-11pm at the ultra luxe Gates Lounge located at 290 8th Ave. (BTW 24th & 25th street) $25 donation for admission, 100% of door proceeds will go to Concern Worldwide, larger donations are more than welcome. Advanced RSVP & Donation tickets are available at [www.thegatesnyc.com] Contact: info@nyccharityevents.com Special reduced Bottle Service and Live Performances will be offered throughout the evening. For more info on relief efforts please visit [www.concern.net] For up to the minute updates on the relief effort follow [twitter.com]