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BKLYN LOVES JAPAN

Our hearts have been hurting thinking about this tragedy. A two-part benefit to raise funds to help the disaster relief effort in Japan. 100% of the ticket sales and silent auction sales will benefit GlobalGiving.org, a charity that is currently disbursing funds to organizations providing relief and emergency services to victims of the earthquake and tsunami. The funds will directly help survivors and victims with recovery efforts.

Thanks to everyone who helped make Night One on April 5th a huge success — raising nearly $9,000. Let’s double that number for Night Two on April 15th!

They’ve joined forces with other local Brooklyn businesses to help raise more money at both events through a silent auction, including hundreds of dollars worth of gift certificates from Union Hall, Bell House, Floyd, Maxwell’s, Prime Meats, Fonda, Insound, Pongo Power and Three Kings Tattoo. Also contributing items to the silent auction are Bravo’s Watch What Happens Live! with Andy Cohen (a pair of tickets to see the show), Sub Pop Records packages, autographed Nada Surf and Chromeo posters, autographed SNL script, Comedy Central Records gift bag, Tell Your Friends! The Concert Film poster autographed by entire cast, Unemployed Philosophers’ Guild gift package, autographed Lewis Black merchandise, autographed Mumford & Sons posters, autographed Two Door Cinema Club CDs and much more! (Did we mention an autographed Jonas Bros card?)

Please join them for two nights of wonderful music and comedy at the Bell House in Brooklyn!

For tix and details

Happiness, $25 and under.

Tags: Andy Cohen, Bklyn loves Japan, Bravo TV, Brooklyn Exposed, Charity. The Bell House, cheapeats, Chromeo, Comedy Central, Distaster Relief, Floyd, Fonda, Global Giving, Insound Pongo Power, Maxwell's, Mumford & Sons, Nada Surf, Prime Meats, Silent Auction, SNL, Sub Pop Records, Three Kings Tattoo, Union Hall

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