NEW YORK-MAY 19: GOODS FOR GOOD 2nd Annual Gala 4 Good on Thursday, May 19, 2011 at Industria Superstudio, 775 Washington Street, New York, NY. Chaired by: Melissa Kushner. Hosted by Andrea Tese Along with Valerie Boster, Natalia and Sebastian Echavarria, HRH Princess Tatiana of Greece, Eleonore Marchand, Coralie and Dennis Paul, Behati Prinsloo, Coco Rocha, Marissa Sackler & Antony Todd. Special Thanks To The Friends of Goods For Good Christina Cassar, Robert Cordero, Soraya Darabi, Donald Felix, Stephanie Goldman, David Gruning, Marc Kushner, Hannah Jayanti, Mark Lakin, Joey Levin, Brian Marcus, Laura Rubin & Lucia Tait. Founder Melissa Kushner and photographer Andrea Tese co-hosted the 2nd Annual gala for good at Industria Superstudio. The gala featured a photography exhibit by Ms. Tese, and silent and live auctions of Tese’s work to raise money for goods for good’s tailoring and capacity building programs. The evening included Photography Exhibit by Andrea Tese, Live and Silent Auction, cocktails, hors d'oeuvres and a special musical guest. Over 300 people were in attendance, raising $254,000. This money will allow Goods for Good to continue their important work helping tens of thousands of orphans and vulnerable children in Malawi.
About: Goods for Good (G4G) turns excess into progress. Their slogan is straightforward because their mission is straightforward: through the innovative use of surplus, G4G promotes the development of orphans and vulnerable children. Through partnerships with international corporations and grassroots organizations in the developing world, we are able to provide school supplies, clothing, health and hygiene products and other necessities to orphans and vulnerable children, while at the same time reducing waste at home. G4G relies on donations of surplus goods from a wide range of companies. G4G volunteers help to sort the items and our donors fund the shipment. In the developing world, we build on the success of local schools and community centers by supplying them with the tools they need to care for and educate children. Many of the items G4G delivers were gathering dust in warehouses or slated to be destroyed. On the other side of the world, these same products have an immeasurable worth to disadvantaged children and their communities. Together with their international and local partners, G4G works to develop sustainable care for these vulnerable children. Goods for Good is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization.
PHOTO CREDIT: Copyright ©Manhattan Society.com 2011 by Christopher London | tel: Private | e-mail: ChrisLondon@manhattansociety.com PLEASE NOTE: More photos later this evening
About: Goods for Good (G4G) turns excess into progress. Their slogan is straightforward because their mission is straightforward: through the innovative use of surplus, G4G promotes the development of orphans and vulnerable children. Through partnerships with international corporations and grassroots organizations in the developing world, we are able to provide school supplies, clothing, health and hygiene products and other necessities to orphans and vulnerable children, while at the same time reducing waste at home. G4G relies on donations of surplus goods from a wide range of companies. G4G volunteers help to sort the items and our donors fund the shipment. In the developing world, we build on the success of local schools and community centers by supplying them with the tools they need to care for and educate children. Many of the items G4G delivers were gathering dust in warehouses or slated to be destroyed. On the other side of the world, these same products have an immeasurable worth to disadvantaged children and their communities. Together with their international and local partners, G4G works to develop sustainable care for these vulnerable children. Goods for Good is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization.
PHOTO CREDIT: Copyright ©Manhattan Society.com 2011 by Christopher London | tel: Private | e-mail: ChrisLondon@manhattansociety.com PLEASE NOTE: More photos later this evening
Andrea Tese, Harry Stendhal attend GOODS FOR GOOD 2nd Annual Gala 4 Good on Thursday, May 19, 2011 at Industria Superstudio, 775 Washington Street, New York, NY PHOTO CREDIT: Copyright ©Manhattan Society.com 2011 by Chris London
Andrea Tese, Harry Stendhal attend GOODS FOR GOOD 2nd Annual Gala 4 Good on Thursday, May 19, 2011 at Industria Superstudio, 775 Washington Street, New York, NY PHOTO CREDIT: Copyright ©Manhattan Society.com 2011 by Chris London