An Evening for Tibet

Second Annual Benefit Dinner for Tibetan Village Project this September 6 in Colorado.

Update via Tamdin Wangdu:

IMPORTANT NOTE: due to Labor Day weekend holiday, many people who made RSVPs are now not able to attend. Tibetan Village Project has ordered food for 100 people, and only about 70 are currently signed up. We don’t want waste this delicious food so please come and spread the word!

Donation and How to Support:  Please RSVP by calling (720) 404-1711 or [email protected]. $50 per person or you can book a table for 4, 6, 8, or 10 people.  You can pay by credit via www.TibetanVillageProject.org or by check at the door.

An Evening for Tibet: Second Annual Benefit Dinner
for the Tibetan Village Project
Sunday, September 6th, 2009 from 5pm – 8pm
Tibet’s Restaurant & Bar,  321 S. McCaslin Blvd. Louisville, CO 80027

You are cordially invited to ‘An Evening for Tibet’, a fundraising dinner benefiting the Tibetan Village Project. The evening includes Tibetan entertainment and ritual blessing, a delicious Tibetan and Indian dinner, auction, and prizes. It will be held at Tibet’s Restaurant in Louisville, Colorado, and is a fun way to show your support for a practical humanitarian program that empowers Tibetans inside of Tibet. Lhoppön Rechung of Mipham Sherdra and Waylon Lewis of Elephant Magazine will be our guests of honor.

Tibetan Village Project is a non-profit, non-political organization
dedicated to promoting sustainable development while preserving the
rich cultural heritage of Tibet. In addition to supporting education
and medical projects, TVP also coordinates volun-tourism trips to
Tibet annually through its Conscious Journeys program. To learn more,
visit www.TibetanVillageProject.org.

Last year, I was honored to emcee and help fundraise for the Tibetan Village Project. We wrote it up in the magazine, but as this year’s fun-raiser dinner at Tibet’s is coming up (click here to RSVP if you’re in Colorado, or more info below), I thought you all might enjoy seeing all the photos that we weren’t able to print in the magazine.

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Photos: Rusty Ralston for elephantjournal.com

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