TP HCM – Gây quỹ cho Nhật Bản
22:00, thứ bảy 02/04/2011
La Fenetre Soleil
Tin từ La Fenetre Soleil:
La Fenetre Soleil qui tụ 4 DJ cùng tổ chức một bữa tiệc để giúp gây quỹ cho Nhật Bản.
DJ Jase từ nhóm The Beats Saigon, Pucci từ Sagion Rockers, và Superkid từ nhóm Everyone’s a DJ tham dự với khách mời đặc biệt, Super Melody từ nhóm nhạc indie, nhóm Architecture in Helsinki. Tất cả sẽ cùng tham gia biểu diễn một đêm nhạc dubstep, beats, reggae, dancehall, indie electro, làn sóng mới của những năm 80 và nhiều hơn nữa…
Tiền vé thu được sẽ được ủng hộ cho Unicef Nhật Bản.
Hãy đến với chúng tôi để có thể ủng hộ trợ giúp trẻ em Nhật Bản.
Vé vào cửa: 50 000 VNĐ (+1 đồ uống)
Bạn có thể xem thêm thông tin về nghệ sỹ tham gia:
The Beats Saigon:www.thebeats-saigon.com
Saigon Rockers:
www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=38656664792
Everyone’s a DJ:
www.everyonesadjvietnam.wordpress.com
Architecture In Helsinki:
www.architectureinhelsinki.com
| La Fenetre Soleil Tầng 2, 44 Lý Tự Trọng, Quận 1, TP HCM |
Thanks Grapevine for all your postings but I do wonder about the ethics of events such as these. Some fundraisers are quite clearly just a marketing gimic for businesses making more money out of drink sales then the small amount of money made from entrance fees.
Others are held by independent organisations with auctions and raffles etc, and even drink sales profits all being donated to the cause. This event, however, looks to me as a convenient marketing tool. Who is taking all the profit from drink sales? who is benefiting more here?
Sorry to sound cynical but curious to know what others think. When does an event stop being a fundraiser and simply a business riding off the back of a good cause?
@Diana
Thanks for your comments.
We thought about exactly these issues as we tried to decide whether or not to post info about this event. I was very hesitant to post it as it raised the same questions in my mind.
So i spoke to a friend who has been directly affected by the catastrophe in Japan. Her response was that we should post the info. Why? One reason only – to try to maintain awareness of the continuing suffering of people in Japan as the catastrophe slowly gets replaced by other stories in the major media. She felt that outweighed the questionable nature of the event.
So in spite of misgivings we posted it.