Friday, May 20, 2011

First Annual All Girls Allowed Dinner


First Annual All Girls Allowed Dinner
Celebrating 1 year of bringing life, value and dignity to girls and mothers in China.
When:      Friday, June 17, 2011 from 7:00pm to 10:00pm 
Where:     Millennium Bostonian Hotel at 26 North St. Boston, MA  02109
Cost:         $100 per ticket - All proceeds support lifesaving programs in China!
Wear:       Dress to celebrate!


It has been an amazing first year for AGA! We've rescued 550 girls from gendercide through the AGA Baby Shower Gift Program; 25 abandoned girls are receiving an education through Orphan Scholarships; 1 trafficked child and 2 trafficked brides have been reunited with their families, and several forced abortion cases have been exposed and brought to light.

The first annual All Girls Allowed Dinner will showcase the programs started this year in China that are already having dramatic results.  Strides are being made towards ending gendercide in rural villages where occurrences of infant killings and abandonment are most severe.

The evening will bring you into the world of the families being supported and the lives changed.  Join us to meet "Little Bean" a 4-year-old who was reunited with her family by All Girls Allowed anti-trafficking coalition and meet "Li" who bravely sought refuge with All Girls Allowed to give birth to her baby girl without the support of her family.  These and more powerful stories will give you hope for women and girls in China.

 100% of proceeds support programs to end gendercide and alleviate the impact of the One-Child Policy.

Sponsorship checks may be mailed to All Girls Allowed at 101 Huntington Avenue, Suite 2205, Boston, MA 02199.  Please include "AGA DINNER" on the memo line.

Join us for a special message from AGA Founder Chai Ling and be the first to see the release of our new video.  

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Sponsorship checks may be mailed to All Girls Allowed at 101 Huntington Avenue, Suite 2205, Boston, MA 02199.  Please include "AGA DINNER" on the memo line.

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