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WELCOME
TO THE GUACAMOLE FUND
We
are a tax exempt, public charity that helps coordinate events for organizations
that work in the public interest.
- over 1,200 cultural, educational, environmental,
social change and service events since 1973
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the work of the Guacamole Fund - Donations are tax deductible.
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The Guacamole
Fund is pleased to announce....
A
Special Signed Guitar Benefit Raffle
Thanks
to Everyone. --- We are pleased to announce the winners for the Benefit
Raffle !
And
the winners are : GUITAR:
Raffle Ticket #4366 TICKETS
AND MERCHANDISE: Raffle Ticket #4263
Guacamole Fund Junior Associate Christopher
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Guacamole Fund Junior Associate Christopher
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This Fender Squire Strat “Affinity
Series” Guitar was signed by Ben Harper, Bonnie Raitt, Joan Baez, Jackson
Browne and Ry Cooder at the Cuba, Haiti and Gulf Coast Hurricane Relief
Benefit Concert in Santa Monica, late last year. We are raffling off this
beautiful signed guitar to continue to help in those efforts to support
community based organizations in this work.
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To purchase a raffle ticket for this
special
signed Guitar limited raffle, please
click here
Guitar Description: Fender
Squire Strat "Affinity Series"
Tremolo, 3 single
coil pick ups & 5 position blade
serial number:
CY 08075163
Special benefit Raffle tickets are $50
- limit 10 tics per customer
- raffle ends April 29, 2009
The guitar was signed by Joan, Jackson,
Ry, Ben and Bonnie at the Hurricane Relief benefit
held in Santa Monica late last year.
First Prize is the signed guitar, Second
Prize is 2 premium tickets to a choice of a Jackson Browne show on this
summer's tour, and a selection from this summer's merchandise.
The designated beneficiary for the raffle
World Food Program Operations in Cuba and Haiti
Emergency Assistance to Victims of
Hurricanes Gustav and Ike
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Hurricane Gustav hit Cuba on August 30,
2008, and is considered to be the most damaging hurricane to have hit Cuba
in the last 50 years. Hurricane Ike followed shortly thereafter,
in early September. The hurricanes damaged the homes of 2 million
people and displaced an additional 3 million, damaged food warehouses and
destroyed community cooking facilities.
WFP
launched an emergency operation in Cuba to provide assistance to the victims
of both hurricanes in October. WFP supplemented government-supplied
food, with a focus on vulnerable groups such as children under five, pregnant
women and those over 65. WFP also supplied temporary food storage
facilities and liquid gas stoves to enable the communities to begin rebuilding
their lives. The project has been extended through June 2009 to ensure
all food and cooking oil deliveries to persons in need are completed.
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