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GenR: Bay Area’s Force for Change User Submitted

When: Mon., Oct. 16, 7-9 p.m. 2017
Price: Early Bird Ticket - $65.00 (available until September 15) Individual Ticket - $75.00 VIP Ticket - $100.00
Please join GenR: Bay Area to celebrate the cultures and contributions of refugees resettling in the United States. At the event, local chefs will prepare delicious appetizers inspired by the home countries of refugees. In addition to great eats, the event will include music, drinks, and a special exhibit featuring the portraits of refugee girls resettled in Oakland. Proceeds will support the IRC’s local work in Northern California. For more information, please contact GenRBayArea@Rescue.org.

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