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Adeeb K
Denver, CO
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Who hasn’t had flirted with disaster at one time or another?
WHAT:
Flirting with Disaster (presented by Mellon).
Tired of working? Please join me at The Corner Office as we put in a little overtime to Paint the Town RED and support the American Red Cross Mile High Chapter.
The Corner Office, the hip, new restaurant and martini bar in The Curtis, will be hosting our fourth Paint the Town RED event. Don’t worry, we won’t tell your boss that you’ve been drinking at the office.
WHERE:
The Corner Office
Corner of 14th and Curtis
Denver, Colorado
www.thecornerofficedenver.com
WHEN:
Thursday, June 28, 2007
5:30-7:30 p.m.
COST:
$50 for adults (proceeds benefit the American Red Cross Mile High Chapter). We plan to sell this event out fast so buy your tickets today!
WHY:
Who doesn’t enjoy a little flirting now and then? Oh, and it benefits your local American Red Cross Mile High Chapter.
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| | About Paint the Town Red  Paint the Town Red is a new series of events benefiting the American Red Cross Mile High Chapter. Join your friends for the newest RED HOT event in Denver. Stay tuned as we will be announcing future events. For more detailed information about Paint the Town Red and to stay informed about future events, let us know you're interested.
About the American Red Cross Mile High Chapter Disaster Response Last year alone, the Mile High Chapter responded to, on average, one disaster every 30 hours right here in our community. When you think disaster, you probably think hurricane, wildfire or tornado. But, nearly 80% of the disasters the Red Cross responds to are home fires. They might not make the news, but to the family who has just lost their home it is their tsunami, it is their hurricane. The Red Cross is there to comfort and help that family begin the recovery process. Along with disaster relief, the Mile High Chapter teaches lifesaving skills, provides rides for the sick and elderly, and provides emergency communications for military families and their loved ones who are serving our country.
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