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Invitation to The Technoliday Party

By Peter Corbett on November 7th, 2007

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While this isn’t an “iStrategyLabs Sponsored Event”, I felt it’s important to post an invitation here for the The Technoliday Party that I’ll be co-hosting. Details are here:

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The Technoliday Party – a holiday event focused on celebrating the broader tech/creative/startup community with the intention of raising funds for the One Laptop Per Child Foundation.

The event will take place on 12.6.07 from 7pm to 9pm at Lotus Lounge at 1420 K Street NW, Washington DC and will feature an open bar and sushi.

Please RSVP here: http://technoliday.eventbrite.com/

For every $200 we raise, we’ll be funding the purchase of a laptop for a child. Half of these laptops will be distributed in 3rd world countries via One Laptop Per Child, while the other half will be distributed in the greater DC area via Greater DC Cares and their network of worthy community organizations.

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More about One Laptop Per Child: http://www.xogiving.org/

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More about Greater DC Cares: http://www.greaterdccares.org

Happy Holidays,

The Host Committee: -Peter Corbett (iStrategyLabs)

-Rana Sobhany (RoleShare)

-Next DC (Moses McCall, Robert Benedict, Ivan Sljussar, Karthik Ramachandran)

-The Web Content Mavens (Scott Mendelhall, Jasmine Sante & Kristin Roper)

-Join the host commmitte by emailing Peter Corbett

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  1. Justin Thorp

    November 7th, 2007 at 4:46 am

    Dude… I think the idea of donating the money from the party to OLPC is AWESOME but most of what I read was that they were only going to be selling a limited supply of the XOs to the public and for a limited time. You may wanna check that the laptops won't be sold out by the time the holiday party is done.

  2. Peter Corbett

    November 13th, 2007 at 1:40 pm

    I know I know. The window of opportunity is going to close quickly, so I'm hoping folks will setup and not wait to last minute!


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