[New York, NY – November 4, 2009] On Saturday, November 14th, at 8pm the IranianJewish Club will be hosting their 2nd Annual Benefit Fashion Show to raise money forSave a Child’s Heart (SACH), an organization, which provides medical treatment forchildren unable to receive proper pediatric cardiac care in their countries. The show willtake place at NYU’s Kimmel Center (60 Washington Square South) in the RosenthalPavilion on the 10th floor.“We are thrilled to have the support of so many student clubs and are excited to showhow college kids can collaborate together to provide medical treatment for children,” saidAlex Babazadeh, Co-President of the Iranian Jewish Club (IJC).“We were very excited when the IJC approached us about being part of such a wonderfulevent and raising money for Save A Child’s Heart,” said Sloane Blair, SACH’sProgramming Coordinator. “We are truly impressed with the work all the studentorganizations have put into the fashion show and I know their efforts are going to helpchange the lives of SACH children across the globe.”“After the success of last year’s show we were very excited when the IJC approached usto execute the runway, and provide and train the models for the show,” said RebeccaZhou, President of the Modeling Club. “IJC has secured some very impressive designersfor the show.”The featured designers of the night will include: JANIQUE BY KOROUSH(http://www.janiquebyk.com), MORRELL MAXIE (http://www.morrellmaxie.com),GorgeousLuv (http://gorgeousluv.com/), Lia Kes (http://www.liakes.com/), FAVIANA(http://www.faviana.com/), Suzi Chin Maggy London, Romeo and Juliet and
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Last fall, this glamorous yet philanthropic event attracted almost 400 people and raisedover $4,000 for the Friends of the Israeli Defense Force. With help from, ReadyU,Herbal Essences’ Tousle Me Softly Collection, Hasbara, Hillel, Gesher, the Alpha chapterof Alpha Epsilon Pi, MASA Israel Journey, the Iranian Jewish Club hopes to raise over$10,000 for this inspirational humanitarian organization.

From BizJournal.com

The Jewish Community of St. Louis has received $1.6 million since 1992 from Anheuser-Busch Foundation. Most recently Anheuser-Busch Foundation gave $100,000 to the Jewish Federation of St. Louis for the federation’s 2009 annual campaign.

Jewish Federation President Sheila Greenbaum said in a statement, “The company’s unstinting corporate support of our campaign is coming at a very opportune time…and it demonstrates our shared interest in assisting our community’s families, many of whom are in dire need of services.”

Disclaimer: He’Brew is NOT made by Anheuser-Busch.

Disclaimer: He'Brew is not made by Anheuser-Busch