VISIT US AT BELLEVUE FESTIVAL OF ARTS
We are very fortunate that the Bellevue Festival of Arts Fair has selected us to provide VDF a free booth space at the art fair this coming July 24 and 26. To take the full advantage of this opportunity we decide to roll out SHOES AND SOCKS RAFFLE TICKETS FUNDRAISER during the art fair.
SHOES AND SOCKS FUNDRAISER
Friday July 24, 2009
10 am to 8 pm
Sunday July 26, 2009
10 am to 6 pm
Please come and SUPPORT us in this Shoes and Sock Fundraiser. Our booth is next to the food vendors, at the Cost Plus World Market area, on July 24 (Fri) and 26 (Sun), 2009. For more details see http://www.bellevuefest.org/index.php Tickets for the raffle, teachings and events are on sale at the booth.
PURPOSE of Raffle Ticket Sale: To sponsor a pair of shoes and socks for each child. Most children has only one pair of shoes which they are wearing till they were wore off, our target is to get each child a pair of winter shoes to keep their toes warm this winter. The target is 70 pairs.
By: Vajrayana Dharma Foundation (VDF)
DATE, TIME of Drawing: July 26, 2009 (Sun), 5 pm
LOCATION of Drawing: VDF booth at Bellevue Festival of Arts
Winners do not need to present to win the prizes. Winners will be announced on the web site www.vdfus.org on Sunday night (7/26).
COST of Raffle Tickets: $ 5 for 5 tickets, $10 for 10 tickets
PRIZES:
Grand Prize
2 nights getaway worth $250 CAD at Oceanfront Bed & Breakfast in Campbell River, the Salmon Capital of the World, Canada. See more details at www.oceanfrontbb.com
2nd Prize
A beautiful Tibetan thangka with the image of Chenrezig (the God of Compassion). A thangka is a wall hanging scroll consisting of a picture panel of the image of the God of Compassion, on an embroiled textile mounting, wooden dowels at the top and bottom and ready for hanging. Made in Tibet. Approximately 33 in by 48 in.
3rd Prize
A beautiful Tibetan thangka with the image of Medicine Buddha. A thangka is a wall hanging scroll consisting of a picture panel of the image of Medicine Buddha, on an embroiled textile mounting, wooden dowels at the top and bottom and ready for hanging. Made in Tibet. Approximately 33 in. by 48 in.
