Café La Boheme Presents:
The Steve Mayers Quartet
featuring Steve on guitar, Craig Kleinman on bass, Glen Iwaoka on drums and Bill Carey on tenor saxophone
Saturday, 6/5, 2010, 7-10pm
Live Jazz in support of Olancho Aid, a foundation dedicated to education in Olancho, Honduras
3318 24th St. (between Mission and Valencia) in San Francisco
Across the street from the 24th St. Bart Station
All proceeds for this performance go to Engineers Without Borders, who are raising money to install computer labs and two internet towers in a school system eastern Honduras. They have gathered a team of ten Spanish-speaking educators to lead workshops at some point next year with Honduran teachers on how to best utilize this technology in the classrooms.
We are planning to return to Juticalpa in September or October 2010. During this trip we plan to integrate the new technology into their school curriculum through professional development workshops.
Here is the website for the project (Olancho Aid): http://www.olanchoaid.org/en/
Engineers Without Borders: http://www.ewb-usa.org/ Thank you in advance for any donation in these challenging economic times!
They have a couple options for fund delivery:
1) Send it through the website at, https://www.ewb-usa.org/donate.php?fund=3&project=179, which connects them to ewb-usa's donation page
2) Send it via mail given the following instructions http://ewb-oc.org/give.html Whatever the way, just make sure the following is specified somehow to make sure the money goes to the right place. Engineers Without Borders Orange County Professionals Honduras Project
The Steve Mayers Quartet
featuring Steve on guitar, Craig Kleinman on bass, Glen Iwaoka on drums and Bill Carey on tenor saxophone
Saturday, 6/5, 2010, 7-10pm
Live Jazz in support of Olancho Aid, a foundation dedicated to education in Olancho, Honduras
3318 24th St. (between Mission and Valencia) in San Francisco
Across the street from the 24th St. Bart Station
All proceeds for this performance go to Engineers Without Borders, who are raising money to install computer labs and two internet towers in a school system eastern Honduras. They have gathered a team of ten Spanish-speaking educators to lead workshops at some point next year with Honduran teachers on how to best utilize this technology in the classrooms.
We are planning to return to Juticalpa in September or October 2010. During this trip we plan to integrate the new technology into their school curriculum through professional development workshops.
Here is the website for the project (Olancho Aid): http://www.olanchoaid.org/en/
Engineers Without Borders: http://www.ewb-usa.org/ Thank you in advance for any donation in these challenging economic times!
They have a couple options for fund delivery:
1) Send it through the website at, https://www.ewb-usa.org/donate.php?fund=3&project=179, which connects them to ewb-usa's donation page
2) Send it via mail given the following instructions http://ewb-oc.org/give.html Whatever the way, just make sure the following is specified somehow to make sure the money goes to the right place. Engineers Without Borders Orange County Professionals Honduras Project
Some photos from our last fundraiser:
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=142720&id=97997116568
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