All As One And Danny Glover Turn Spotlight Onto Plight Of Children In Sierra Leone -- October 18, 2009
Business leaders and worldwide supporters gather to expand urgent/basic educational and medical support. Working on behalf of the world's orphaned and most destitute children, All As One joins forces with international film star and Goodwill Ambassador to the United Nations, Danny Glover, on Saturday, October 24, 2009, for a special event to draw attention to the dramatic needs in war-ravaged Sierra Leone. The VIP, invitation-only event includes prominent community business leaders and supporters from around the world in a celebration of the culture and cuisine of Sierra Leone and takes place at Fremont Studios, 155 North 35th Street, 5:00 p.m, hosted by former NBA All-Star and humanitarian, James Donaldson and Suzie Burke, visionary community leader and philanthropist. (click here for article)
On September 24, 2009, deluxe jewelers Rafaello & Co. announced their official partnership with international charity, All As One (www.allasone.org). In honor of their newest luxury jewelry collection The Blackout, Rafaello’s will be donating 10% of their net proceeds to the organization in an effort to raise global awareness and increase funds for poverty-stricken children in Sierra Leone. (click here for article)
The All As One orphanage, in Sierra Leone, West Africa, announces their involvement in a global creative project, linking orphans from around the world, while they create music and art together. A video of the project will be featured at the opening of the Elevate Film Festival, on October 5, at the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles, California. (click here for article)
International charity, All As One, believes the Warner Bros. film, "Blood Diamond," will bring needed attention to the children of Sierra Leone, who still suffer the effects from a brutal, ten-year civil war. Coinciding with the release of the film, one supporter will be auctioning his diamond ring from a broken engagement to help raise awareness and funds for All As One and the children in their care. (click here for article)
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