Joyous Gospel Music Sounds Concert By South African Orion Duet October 16, 2010

News Release For Immediate Release: Good Through Saturday, October 16th, 2010 Open To The Public

Infectious Gospel Music Sounds Concert By The South African Orion Duet In albuquerque

Contact: Lungile Sinandile: 505 514-8286 : southafricanorionduet@yahoo.com
Nkazi Sinandile 505 435-5741
Date: Saturday October 16th 2010
Venue: Immanuel Presbyterian Church
114 Carlisle Blvd SE ( at Central), Albuquerque, NM, 87106
Time: 6:00 p.m.
The South African Orion Duet sees itself as a vehicle to help those who have experienced the devastating effects of conflict ( refugees in Albuquerque) and HIV/AIDS affected and infected orphans,vulnerable children and families of Eastern Cape, South Africa, where the duo comes from
The South African Orion Duet is a voluntary not for profit organization. Address: P.O. Box 93445, Albuquerque 87199
www.southafricanorionduet.com
p.s. For Women’s Self help Project in Albuquerque ( refugees and other immigrants) google “mama nkazi” or nkazi and south African orion duet

Women’s Global Pathways New Mexico urgently in need of

Batting in large amounts;
Polyfill fiber to stuff pillows;
plastic for sewing;
muslin;
clear transparent plastic containers ( large, medium, small) to store fabric
100% cotton fabric to sew colorful baby and children’s blankets Colorful Ethnic fabric from Asia, Middle East, America, Africa and other parts of the world to sew garments and other accessories for sale
Gas vouchers: send to La Mesa Presbyterian church, 7401 Copper Ave. NE, Albuquerque, NM: Memo Women’s Global Pathways New Mexico;
Thread;
Lady Of Guadalupe Fabric;
African Southwestern and Mexican motif or animals on Fabric;
Sewing machine needles ( universal)
Colorful Eclectic fabric to sew bags and other accessories;
New of Lightly Used Bedding; toiletries and towels for the women of Pathways and newly arriving families
Digital Camera for the woman who staged a 16 day Refugee Awareness Hunger Strike this April send donations to La Mesa Presbyterian church as above