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Five-thousand-year-old Vietnamese traditions will take the stage June 8 when Boat People SOS-Falls Church and the Asian-Pacific American Cultural Arts Foundation present The Four Seasons, a rich blend of folk tales and legends, music and dance. The event will meet an urgent need by supporting BPSOS' Humanitarian Resettlement (HR) Fund. This spectacular performance will be held on Sunday, June 8, 3pm, at the Center for the Arts – Concert Hall of George Mason University, 4400 University Drive, in Fairfax, VA. The event is cosponsored by the university’s Center for the Advancement of Public Health. Tickets are available now for this celebration of Vietnamese heritage, and can be ordered by calling Khai Nguyen at (301) 922-3372 or Lan Le at (703) 627-8688. We need you – your energy, your presence, and your pride in being a key supporter of work on this humanitarian issue!
Program HighlightsFinancial Literacy ProgramOur homeownership program helps connect Vietnamese Americans with one of the best investments they can make for their family in this country. In conjunction with organizations such as Freddie Mac, VHDA and Vietnamese-American volunteers from the real estate industry, we offer series workshop on the various steps of homeownership. We have also worked to increase awareness of tenants' rights among a number of Vietnamese clients in urban areas. Marriage and Family Wellness programInterested in learning more about the Marriage and Family Wellness program? Visit: www.machsongmedia.com for articles and audio files about the Marriage and Family Wellness Program or email: maiamgiadinh@bpsos.org. |
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