An Event to help Build The First Free-Standing Children Hospital in Ethiopia
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New York (Tadias) – The 3rd Annual Fundraising Gala for Gemini Health Care Group, a U.S. based NGO that focuses on providing pediatric medical services and professional training in Ethiopia, is scheduled to take place in Arlington, Virginia, on Saturday, September 25, 2010.
According to Zeithuna K. Ebba, GHCG’s Public Relations Officer, the upcoming event will feature inspirational speakers and plenty of entertainment. “We are honored to have Dr. Mehret Mandefro deliver the Keynote address,” Zeithuna told Tadias Magazine. “We are also very excited to announce that legendary singer Mahmoud Ahmed will grace the entertainment part of the evening.”… Read More
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Great. Wonderful. We need more positive activities like this one!!!
It is wonderful to hear about events like this- it really makes you question what YOU can do for Ethiopia. I’m really proud of my fellow Ethiopians.