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Save a Child Initiative Benefit Gala
@ Baruch College
Save a Child Initiative Benefit Gala
@ Baruch College
Mar 15 @ 9:00 pm – Mar 16 @ 9:00 pm
Benefiting The Home for the Needy, Edo State Nigeria (A Global Partnership Week Event) Date: Friday March 11th, 2016 Time: 6:00pm – 9:30pm Venue: Baruch College Multi-purpose Hall 55 Lexington Avenue, New York NY Tickets – Click Here to Register CLICK HERE TO DONATE Save Child Initiative Benefit Gala In 2013, LEAD Nigeria designed and created the “SAVE A CHILD INITIATIVE” project with the objective of promoting the survival, growth, protection, participation and development of kids and young people from Motherless memorial homes, orphanages and juvenile centers across Nigeria through primary education, vocational skills training and public enlightenment programs This year in 2016, LEAD Nigeria through the Save a Child Initiative is launching the “Vocational skills and Micro-credit project for Internally Displaced persons from North-eastern, Nigeria”. This project will empower internally displaced persons from within north eastern Nigeria, affected by the Boko Haram insurgency currently residing at the home for the needy in Edo State, Nigeria with the opportunity to rebuild their lives, start new businesses, earn a living to help better themselves, their families and ultimately rebuild their local communities. To learn more about the home for the needy in Edo State, Nigeria who will be our beneficiary of this year’s Save a Child Initiative Benefit Gala, please visit their website at www.homefortheneedy.com or use this link http://www.homefortheneedy.com/en/aims-and-objectives-en Join us for this special event in support of the Save a Child Initiative and internally displaced persons in Edo State, Nigeria. Click Here to Register
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