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Asian Week Foundation Hep B Heroes Calendar Launch Party Dec. 16, 2011
December 6, 2011




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Everyday Hep B Heroes 2012 Calendar Launch Party at Assemblywoman Fiona Ma's Holiday Open House

- Friday, December 16, 2011-
 

 Hep B 2012 Calendars


  

Hep B Heroes are amongst us and they are making a difference in the Hepatitis B Free Movement in their daily lives. Come celebrate the launch of the 2nd annual Hep B Free Calendar entitled "Everyday Hep B Heroes" which celebrates 12 remarkable Asian Americans of Cambodian, Chinese, Filipino, Korean, Japanese, and Vietnamese descent that are all raising public awareness for Hepatitis B. 

  

WHAT:  

Hep B Calendar Launch Party in conjunction with Assemblywoman Fiona Ma's Holiday Open House

  

WHEN:

Friday, December 16, 2011

3-5 pm 

 

WHERE:

Office of Assemblywoman Fiona Ma, 12th District

455 Golden Gate Ave.

San Francisco, CA 94102

  

BUY YOUR CALENDAR TODAY:

Calendars cost $10 each, plus $3 for shipping and handling. All proceeds will go towards ending hepatitis B disease and liver cancer. To purchase a calendar, contact Carrolyn Kubota at (415) 373-4003, ckubota@awfoundation.com or visit http://sfhepbfree.org/calendar.

  

THANK YOU TO OUR CALENDAR SPONSORS:

Chinese Hospital, Subaru of America, California Pacific Medical Center, and Stephen Ng

  

The AsianWeek Foundation and San Francisco Hep B Free produced the calendar, which was shot by L.A.-based photographer Shane Sato. Make up and hair was provided by Erika Jeziel Eugenio, Flor Corral, Jennifer Toy, and Timothy Perkins while Al Perez provided the creative design for the project. 

  

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