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More on DSC's Charity Bazaar
DSC Annual Charity Bazaar
The Diplomatic Spouses’ Club of Israel, an organization of spouses and partners of foreign diplomats from countries accredited to
- There will be over 50 vendors selling assorted products: jewelry, children’s gifts, carpets, ceramics, silk goods, kitchen wares, paintings, etc. from
- The members will be selling delicious cooked food and drink from their home countries in Asia, Africa, Latin-America, North America, and Europe, plus cheeses from the
- The International Women’s Club will have a table of scrumptious home-baked goods.
- There will be a Surprise Table, where you can pick a wrapped gift ranging from vases to jewelry to picture frames to who-knows-what?
- A raffle with assorted prizes: tickets on Egypt Air to Cairo, nights at the King David, Carlton, and Little House Hotels, spa treatments at the David Citadel Hotel, dinner at local restaurants, hair treatments, movie tickets, baskets of food and crafts from Bulgaria, Italy, United States of America, the Russian Federation, Romania, Slovenia, the Netherlands, Uruguay, Brazil, Kenya, Egypt, the European Union Delegation, Croatia, Georgia, Latvia, the Kingdom of Jordan, Ireland, Canada, Korea, India, France, Germany, Guatemala, Colombia, South Africa, Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Hungary, Belgium, Turkey and many more.
- An auction: signed jerseys of Maccabi Tel-Aviv basketball team and Maccabi Tel-Aviv soccer team and more.
- Admission is
Monday, 29 March 2010
Charity Bazaar
On behalf of the Diplomatic Spouses' Club in Israel, DATA has the pleasure to convey an invitation for participation in the club's Annual Charity Bazaar. As in previous years, DSC has chosen to assist a non-profit organization in Israel that works with the needy, regardless of their ethnic, religious or social background. The 2010 Charity Bazaar is in support of DROR Association, a non-profit organization, established in 1981, to assist young people, who have been discharged after hospitalization for psychiatric illness, re-enter the community and become productive and self sufficient. They do this by establishing Group Homes and providing them with guidance towards independence. The residents receive consultation and guidance from a team of skilled, professional social workers. They also provide a Social Club where the rehabilitants are engaged in various social and cultural activities. All the rehabilitation programs are under the supervision of the Ministry of Health. DSC kindly requests donations (such as free plane tickets, restaurant certificates, gift baskets with products from the home country, food stands and other items). The bazaar will also provide you with the opportunity to donate your "white elephants" - new things that you don't use anymore but you find in your home during your spring cleaning.Diplomatic Spouses' Club Charity Bazaar
Saturday 24 April 2010
12:00 - 17:00
at the American International School*








