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iExpect Ministries
December 1, 2011

Event Details

Families in the East Bay and beyond

iExpect Presents

Its  Annual

 

 Concert!!

Saturday, December 3, 2011

7:00pm


..::Free Admission::..

w/ a donation of a non perishable food item.




Come and hear some of the

Bay Area's best singers!  

Enjoy wonderful music in an intimate setting.  

Bring your entire family to this awesome event,

all ages are welcome. 

 

MUSIC!

RAFFLE PRIZES!

FUN!


+++


SINGERS, POETS & DANCERS!!!


CALL 510.525.0500 TO

SHOWCASE YOUR TALENT!

   

EVENT LOCATION:


iExpect

 

5221 Central Avenue

Suite 100

Richmond, CA 

(El Cerrito Area)


Group seating is available.  

Call 510.525.0500 for advance seating arrangements.


 iExpect is a local non-profit organization that offers assistance with under privileged children, teens and families in the East Bay and Beyond!

Mission of Helps:

Here at iExpect, it is our goal to offer clothing, counseling, food, teach life skills, offer support groups, shelter and so much more.

 

We are committed to serving our community with the love and compassion it's deserves.


Donate Food... and help us make a difference!

 

 

 

 


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