Nova Ukraine Colors of Freedom Holiday Party and Fundraiser

2395 Sacramento St,San Francisco CA 94115

17 December, 2022

Description

Nova Ukraine team welcomes you to our annual Holiday Black Tie Party and Fundraiser held in 1912 Beaux-Arts San Francisco Landmark (www.websterhallsf.com)! Theme COLORS OF FREEDOM: wear shades or blue or shades of yellow to support Ukraine and join us on December 17, 2022, at 6 pm for community experience, live music, DJ support, interactive art and the buffet. Dress code: wear blue or yellow in all variety of its shades, black-tie formal wear encouraged, but not required. This year's party will be open to guests all ages. Adults who plan to bring small children should purchase special tickets that cover the use of the kids' entertainment room on premises, supervised by our babysitter. The cost of your event ticket is fully tax-deductible as a charity donation. It covers the buffet and entertainment. Cash Bar is available to raise funds for Ukraine. Nova Ukraine is a US-based non-profit organization, founded in 2014, whose mission is to provide humanitarian aid to Ukraine and raise awareness of Ukrainian culture in the world. Learn more and support our cause at http://www.novaukraine.org . Nova Ukraine reserves the right to use photos and videos taken during the event for marketing and publicity on our website, social media or in any third party publication. If you do not wish to be photographed please inform an event organizer and/or a photographer. Webster Hall, formerly the Health Sciences Library, was designed and constructed in 1912 by Albert Pissis, San Francisco’s first Ecole des Beaux-Arts trained architect. Originally funded by the Cooper Medical College of San Francisco, the institution merged with Stanford University’s School of Medicine, which ultimately occupied the Building until 1956. Thereafter, in 1970, the Building was dedicated to commemorate a distinct group of physicians and dentists who have made important contributions to San Francisco’s medical history. The Property became an Article 10 Historic Designated Landmark (#115) in June 1979 and was utilized by the California Pacific Medical Center as a Library through the 1990s.