I got this from a woman I met while helping to plan Stoopendous, a celebration of the summer solstice in Park Slope. She’s one cool lady and she’s involved in so much good work in Park Slope.

I am passing on this information about a fabulous pre-holiday party right here in the Slope,
at which we have a chance to get together, have great fun, help a great cause and chill out
for a couple of hours at a very reasonable price. Please Check it Out
As many of you know, I work part-time for a small nonprofit, Neighbors Helping Neighbors, as a Homeownership Counselor. We do homeownership education/counseling and tenant advocacy to primarily low-moderate income clients. Most of our tenant clients are very low-income immigrants living in Sunset Park , Brooklyn , our home-base. Our homeownership program serves clients in all five boroughs.
We are planning our First Annual Benefit Bash at Union Hall, the kick-off to our annual appeal. The event will be on Monday, November 5 from 6:30-9:00pm… and I’d like to invite you all to attend! For the $45 ticket price, guests will enjoy:

Union Hall, closed off to the public until 9:00pm!

Complimentary beer, wine, hors d’oeuvres!

A silent auction with cool items like a new mountain bike, two nights at the Bellagio in Vegas, Liz Claiborne packages, and original artwork! Get some impressive items at great prices, with all proceeds going to charity!

Performances by three talented artists/bands:

Tracy Bonham, who has performed and toured with The Blue Man Group and whose Grammy nominated debut album The Burdens of Being Upright went Gold.

One Ring Zero, who The Boston Globe writes “have not only embraced their ‘lit rock’ reputation but seem primed to become the movement’s indisputable kings.”

Takka Takka, designated ‘a band on the edge’ by Rolling Stone, and called ‘a reason to love New York ‘ by New York Magazine.

I would love to see you there to share a good time together with all proceeds going to support NHN’s important tenant and homeownership work.
To purchase tickets and view this event information, click here. If you are unable to attend, I hope you’ll consider making a small donation. Click here to donate to NHN.