Help Against Drugs of N.Y.C., Inc. and Liberty News Online Magazine Present 2005 All-Star Annual Charity Gala: Fashion Show, Entertainment and Awards
Help Against Drugs Organization of N.Y.C., Inc. and Liberty News Online Magazine proudly present the 2005 All-Star Charity Gala on Saturday, September 24th, 2005 at the Lincoln Square Neighborhood Center, 250 West 65th Street, New York City. A V.I.P. Reception will be followed by dinner, fashion show and entertainment. All proceeds go to Help Against Drugs Organization of N.Y.C., Inc.’s youth, homeless and humanitarian programs. All contributions are tax deductible.
Help Against Drugs Organization of N.Y.C., Inc. and Liberty News Online Magazine proudly present the 2005 All-Star Charity Gala on Saturday, September 24th, 2005 at the Lincoln Square Neighborhood Center, 250 West 65th Street, New York City. A V.I.P. Reception will be followed by dinner, fashion show and entertainment.
Help Against Drugs of N.Y.C., Inc. (H.A.D.) is a non-profit 503(c) tax exempt organization that was founded by Abbey H. Muneer fourteen years ago. The purpose of the organization is to combat drug use through involvement with sports.
Celebrities from the world of Sports, Entertainment, and Fashion will be among those in attendance. Honored Guests will include: Emile Griffith, Six-Time World Boxing Champion; Tonya White, Women’s World Wrestling Champion, S.E. Pro Division; Miss Panama, USA 2005; Mr. T, Jr., World Midget Wrestling Champion and Actor; Vinny Vella, Actor from “The Sopranos”; Mr. Haiti, North American Wrestling Champion; Salome, World Acclaimed Belly Dancer; Alfredo Colon, International Singing Sensation, and many other community leaders, public officials, diplomats, and distinguished citizens.
Models will be wearing DaSilva Couture Designs, and the Money L Collection provided by Fur Palace. Sponsors of the event are Liberty News Online Magazine, Jacque’s Catering, Fur Palace, DaSilva Couture Designs, and H.A.D. Productions.
Only 100 tickets are left. Tickets are not available at the door. Please make reservations in advance by calling (718) 507-7616. The V.I.P. Show Ticket is $100 and includes V.I.P. Reception, Dinner & Show. The Dinner with Show Ticket is $75. All proceeds go to Help Against Drugs Organization of N.Y.C., Inc.’s youth, homeless and humanitarian programs. All contributions are tax deductible.
The V.I.P. Reception will be 5:00- 6:00 pm.; Dinner: 6:30 -8:00 pm.; Showtime: 8:00 - 10:00 pm. The Lincoln Square Neighborhood Center at 250 West 65th Street is located between Amsterdam & West End Avenues, one block from the world famous Lincoln Center. Directions: A,C, or D train to 59th Street, Columbus Circle change for uptown No. 1 train one stop to 66th Street (Lincoln Center) Walk one block to 65th Street & Broadway, then turn right and walk one block over to Lincoln Square Neighborhood Center (between Amsterdam & West End Avenue).
For more information about the fundraiser and gala, call (718) 507-7616 or visit H.A.D.’s website at
www.hadofnyc.org .
About Help Against Drugs of N.Y.C., Inc.
Help Against Drugs of N.Y.C., Inc. (H.A.D.) is a non-profit 503(c) tax exempt organization that was founded by Abbey H. Muneer fourteen years ago. The purpose of the organization is to combat drug use through sports--to get young people involved in sports activities to keep them from negative thinking. Abbey H. Muneer is a former English Boxing Champion, born in Sheffield, England, of Pakistani descent. Mr. Muneer, called the "Greatest Indian/Pakistani Boxer in the World" when he came to New York, had wanted to continue professional boxing, but when he saw children on the lower east side of Manhattan using drugs, he decided he would rather help these children than pursue his dream. Mr. Muneer then started Help Against Drugs Organization of N.Y.C., Inc. For the past fourteen years, Help Against Drugs of N.Y.C., Inc. has helped over 20,000 troubled youths and homeless people from all walks of life to become involved in sports and other pursuits, teaching them how to live clean lives. H.A.D. has also distributed food, clothing and furniture to the homeless through churches, Penn Station, The Port Authority and Grand Central Station. H.A.D. promotes fashion and entertainment shows, as well as boxing, long distance runs, video knockout tournaments, and sports clinics throughout the tri-state area. Five years ago, H.A.D. started a referral service for people who need help and professional counseling for substance abuse, AIDS, gambling and domestic violence.
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