No? Do it now! Then you also will be there on this nice, exciting, inspiring night out for entrepreneur and non-entrepreneur. You will get a delicious welcome drink and can enjoy a walking dinner (with drinks). It is an evening in African atmosphere with music and fashion. Several speakers tell about their love and activities for Africa. Among them are Get it done, Esse Organic Skincare, Qalanjo fashion, Radio Brasa, I-care en Yvonne Keuls. You can buy wonderful things during an auction and win great prizes in the lottery. There is plenty of time for meeting people and networking. And by coming to this evening you are helping us to realise our projects for water and sanitation. Enough reasons to come to our surprising night out for Kenya on 20 November 2014!
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Exclusive exhibition of Eveline Hasselman
During the benefit evening there is an exhibition of paintings by Eveline Hasselman. Her paintings have previously been shown at the United Nations in Nairobi.
Get it done
Get it done finances small-scale aid projects in different parts of the world. It is the driving force behind crowdfunding for Africa. Get It Done is founded in 2009 by actress Hanna Verboom who grew up in Kenya, Uganda and Sudan. During the benefit evening Get it done will show a short promotion film and one of the team members will tell the story of this young, passionate community.
Esse Organic Skincare
Alexander Dikkes of Esse talks about his special relationship with Africa. Esse uses wild African plants for making organic products for skincare. At the same time it cares about conservation and protection of Africa’s biodiversity. Esse buys its raw materials at local cooperatives to strengthen the position of local communities.
Qalanjo
Qalanjo fashion is a clothing line that has a direct link with the African and particularly Somali culture. Qalango makes traditional African clothing for the Western woman. During the benefit evening, you can admire the unique designs, beautiful coloured fabrics and sheer quality of this clothing. Qalanjo means “pure beauty”.
Promote your brand or company
There are several options to connect your name to the benefit evening. For example, you can sponsor a wine relationship package. You can offer an item for the auction. Or you can sponsor (a part of) the catering. By doing that you will connect your name to this special night for Kenya in a socially responsible way. You will also be mentioned at ‘This evening is made possible by….. ‘. For more information about opportunities you can get in touch with Marion van de Voort via 0654658978 or <a href=”mailto:info@pamoja-kenya.com”>info@pamoja-kenya.com</a>. She can inform you personally.