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Make 'Menu for Hope' a Success, starting December 11 open your hearts and your wallets

December 03, 2006 by serge the concierge

West Coast connoisseur Pim of Chez Pim fame started Menu for Hope.
This year's online fundraiser will benefit the United Nations World Food Programme.

Many bloggers from Asia, Canada, Europe, South America and the US will offer food and wine prizes to be raffled online. Individual Tickets will be available for $10.00 a piece through First Giving.

I will be part of the US East Coast contingent headed by Adam of Amateur Gourmet.

Want to check Menu of Hope more in detail, read Help us Help others by Helen of Grab your Fork (Sydney, Australia) leading the Asia Pacific region effort who explains it all so well.

Pay us a visit on December 11, to see what we put on the table.

Want to contribute to our offering, let us know no later than midnight on December 7.

Feel free to spread the word and help us sell a lot of tickets for this worthy cause.

Thank you in advance for your generosity!

Posted on December 03, 2006 in Consumer Products, Food and Drink, Gift Ideas, Personal Organizer, Serge the Concierge, To Do Lists, Travel, Weblogs | Permalink | Comments (0)

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