From a press release:
One Home Many Hopes, a fundraising organization that helps to find, rescue, house, love and educate orphaned and abandoned girls in Mtwapa, Kenya, today announced the Catoctin Creek Tasting in Washington D.C. All proceeds from ticket sales will benefit the girls of One Home Many Hopes in Kenya. Tickets are available here.
WHAT: Catoctin Creek Tasting to benefit One Home Many Hopes
WHEN: Thursday, July 21, 2011 , 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
WHERE: Dickson Wine Bar, 903 U Street NW, Washington, D.C.
Attendees will have the opportunity to taste three different organic, kosher spirits distilled by Catoctin
Creek Distillery in Purcellville, VA in a guided tasting facilitated by owner Scott Harris. Along with the
tasting, attendees will enjoy select Catoctin Creek cocktails and appetizers, provided by Dickson Wine Bar.
Additional beverage specials will be available for purchase.About One Home Many Hopes
One Home Many Hopes finds, rescues, houses, loves and educates orphaned and abandoned girls in
Mtwapa, Kenya and equips them to be the future agents of change in their community. Our goal is not to
house every orphan in Kenya to a point where they can subsist. Our goal is to house those who need us
most and to raise and educate a group of children with the ability and desire to change the system that
keeps them and other children in an endless cycle of poverty. For more information about becoming a
volunteer or to give a donation, please visit www.onehomemanyhopes.org.
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