Hope for Haiti Around Town
Friday, January 22, 2010
As devastation in Haiti continues, the need for aid grows. Plan to support one of these local events this weekend benefiting Haiti.
Songs for Haiti - Trinity in Action
Three Fairfield area Episcopal Churches are collaborating on a benefit choral concert at 3 p.m., Sunday, January 24, at Trinity Episcopal Church, 651 Pequot Avenue, Southport.
The Songs for Haiti concert is being sponsored by "Trinity in Motion," a collaborative fellowship organization comprised of parishioners from St. Paul's Church, St. Timothy's Church and Trinity Church who have been supporting Holy Trinity Episcopal School and Holy Trinity Cathedral in Port-au- Prince for several years. The Cathedral and School were destroyed during the earthquake.
Monies will be directed in three ways: to the international organization, Save the Children; Episcopal Relief and Development, the world-wide relief agency of the Episcopal Church U.S.A.; and, Holy Trinity Cathedral and School in Port au Prince, said Abdenour.
For more information visit www.stpaulsfairfield.org.
Hope for Haiti - Brick Walk Promenade Merchants Fundraising Weekend
The merchants of the Brickwalk Promenade are hosting a fundraising event this Friday, Saturday and Sunday to benefit the American Red Cross Haiti Relief Fund.
January 22nd, 23rd, 24th
10% of all sales at the following stores will be donated to the American Red Cross Haiti Relief Fund:
• Amore Baking Company
• Island Outfitters
• Magnolia
• Fairfield Stationers
• TriFitness
Enter to win gifts from the following Brick Walk Retailers:
• Pizzeria Molto
• Trek Bicycle Store
• Fairfield Stationers
• Towne Cleaners
• Magnolia
• Vintage Garden
Brick Walk Promenade
1189-1215 Post Road
Songs for Haiti - Trinity in Action
Three Fairfield area Episcopal Churches are collaborating on a benefit choral concert at 3 p.m., Sunday, January 24, at Trinity Episcopal Church, 651 Pequot Avenue, Southport.
The Songs for Haiti concert is being sponsored by "Trinity in Motion," a collaborative fellowship organization comprised of parishioners from St. Paul's Church, St. Timothy's Church and Trinity Church who have been supporting Holy Trinity Episcopal School and Holy Trinity Cathedral in Port-au- Prince for several years. The Cathedral and School were destroyed during the earthquake.
Monies will be directed in three ways: to the international organization, Save the Children; Episcopal Relief and Development, the world-wide relief agency of the Episcopal Church U.S.A.; and, Holy Trinity Cathedral and School in Port au Prince, said Abdenour.
For more information visit www.stpaulsfairfield.org.
Hope for Haiti - Brick Walk Promenade Merchants Fundraising Weekend
The merchants of the Brickwalk Promenade are hosting a fundraising event this Friday, Saturday and Sunday to benefit the American Red Cross Haiti Relief Fund.
January 22nd, 23rd, 24th
10% of all sales at the following stores will be donated to the American Red Cross Haiti Relief Fund:
• Amore Baking Company
• Island Outfitters
• Magnolia
• Fairfield Stationers
• TriFitness
Enter to win gifts from the following Brick Walk Retailers:
• Pizzeria Molto
• Trek Bicycle Store
• Fairfield Stationers
• Towne Cleaners
• Magnolia
• Vintage Garden
Brick Walk Promenade
1189-1215 Post Road
