Posts Tagged ‘Haiti’
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Art for Haiti Silent Auction
19Jan10
Art for Haiti, a silent auction organized by eleven Los Angeles art galleries will be held this evening at the Mandrake from 7pm-9pm. All funds raised are 100% tax-deductible and will go directly to the Red Cross relief efforts in Haiti. Opening bids will be starting as low as $100 and bidding in the sale […]
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Tags: Art for Haiti, art galleries, Haiti, Los Angeles, Mandrake, Red Cross