Charity event given in honor of a new main charater played by Anwan "Big G" Glover October 17, 2004 8:00pm - 2:30am located at Zanzibar on the Waterfront 700 Water Street, SW Washington, DC 20024
October 3, 2004 (Press Release) --
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October 3, 2004
Media Contact
Neeta Wooten Ideal PR
310-949-9231, 1-866- 575-1582 - fax
http://www.idealpr.com/media
In association with Budwiser, Red Bull, We Are One, Infinity Broadcasting's WPGC 95.5 and Idealpr.com...this red carpet event will attract local celebrity favorites and national names alike. With the third season currently airing on Sunday evenings, current cast members, celebrities and attendees will learn some season secrets, share upcoming projects and activites with the press which have not been mentioned before. Mix, mingle and "get wired" with Big G as events for his 2005 Celebrity Charity Weekend are revealed.
This Benefit Gala will celebrate the addition of Big G to the main cast of "The Wire" (as seen on HBO), as well as raise money to support the "Ghetto Prince Foundation for Underprivilaged Youth," a charity established by Anwan "Big G" Glover, aka for the youth of the Washington, DC Metropolitan area. Proceeds will go towards a series of events which will lead up to an annual celebrity weekend during the summer of 2005 where the target youth of Washington DC are given the opportunity to meet and learn from their favorite stars.
Performances by Jive Records Artist Raheem DeVaughn, Lysette Titi and Baltimore's own Paula Campbell will light up the first floor stage, as guest enjoy the lavish menu of the Zanzibar on the Waterfront displyed on all three levels, including complimentary and drink specials, gift bags and other surprises for attendees. The Sky Club, locataed on the third floor of the Zanzibar will hold the one hundred plate VIP dinner and appreciation VIP gift bags for all VIP attendees.
Confirmed guests to date include Steve Francis, Mobb Deep, Mya, Lil Mo, Slum Village, Truth Hurts, DJ FLex, Lazee Lamont, Chuck Brown, Devin the Dude,Trey Chaney, Michael Williams, and the supporting and main cast members of the the show.
About The Ghetto Prince Foundation For Underprivilaged Youth
The Ghetto Prince Foundation for Underprivilaged Youth was established by Mr. Anwan Glover to support and gear at risk youth towards more positive and productive life choices. Proceeds raised for the foundation are used towards activities and mentoring programs established to decrease the youth crime and death rate as well as increase literacy awareness and support for performing arts development for youth without resources to receive professional training. Anwan Glover understands the magnitude of his influence and encouragement in the Washington, DC community. Being the lead vocalist with DC's awards winning Backyard Band has allowed Big G to establish a tremedous following and acquire accolades such as, It is a goal of The Ghetto Prince Foundation for Underprivilaged Youth to direct this positive energy back into community, establish exciting activities and programs to develope more influential role models. The annual Big G Celebrity Weekend, will begin in 2005, allowing other influential celebrities to lend their presence to add to the weight of change for the Youth of the Washington, DC metropolitan area.
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October 3, 2004
Media Contact
Neeta Wooten Ideal PR
310-949-9231, 1-866- 575-1582 - fax
http://www.idealpr.com/media
In association with Budwiser, Red Bull, We Are One, Infinity Broadcasting's WPGC 95.5 and Idealpr.com...this red carpet event will attract local celebrity favorites and national names alike. With the third season currently airing on Sunday evenings, current cast members, celebrities and attendees will learn some season secrets, share upcoming projects and activites with the press which have not been mentioned before. Mix, mingle and "get wired" with Big G as events for his 2005 Celebrity Charity Weekend are revealed.
This Benefit Gala will celebrate the addition of Big G to the main cast of "The Wire" (as seen on HBO), as well as raise money to support the "Ghetto Prince Foundation for Underprivilaged Youth," a charity established by Anwan "Big G" Glover, aka for the youth of the Washington, DC Metropolitan area. Proceeds will go towards a series of events which will lead up to an annual celebrity weekend during the summer of 2005 where the target youth of Washington DC are given the opportunity to meet and learn from their favorite stars.
Performances by Jive Records Artist Raheem DeVaughn, Lysette Titi and Baltimore's own Paula Campbell will light up the first floor stage, as guest enjoy the lavish menu of the Zanzibar on the Waterfront displyed on all three levels, including complimentary and drink specials, gift bags and other surprises for attendees. The Sky Club, locataed on the third floor of the Zanzibar will hold the one hundred plate VIP dinner and appreciation VIP gift bags for all VIP attendees.
Confirmed guests to date include Steve Francis, Mobb Deep, Mya, Lil Mo, Slum Village, Truth Hurts, DJ FLex, Lazee Lamont, Chuck Brown, Devin the Dude,Trey Chaney, Michael Williams, and the supporting and main cast members of the the show.
About The Ghetto Prince Foundation For Underprivilaged Youth
The Ghetto Prince Foundation for Underprivilaged Youth was established by Mr. Anwan Glover to support and gear at risk youth towards more positive and productive life choices. Proceeds raised for the foundation are used towards activities and mentoring programs established to decrease the youth crime and death rate as well as increase literacy awareness and support for performing arts development for youth without resources to receive professional training. Anwan Glover understands the magnitude of his influence and encouragement in the Washington, DC community. Being the lead vocalist with DC's awards winning Backyard Band has allowed Big G to establish a tremedous following and acquire accolades such as, It is a goal of The Ghetto Prince Foundation for Underprivilaged Youth to direct this positive energy back into community, establish exciting activities and programs to develope more influential role models. The annual Big G Celebrity Weekend, will begin in 2005, allowing other influential celebrities to lend their presence to add to the weight of change for the Youth of the Washington, DC metropolitan area.
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