Manhattan

The PIT goes GREEN!

We will sell out this show–how could we not? The more tickets sold, the more sustainability upgrades the theater will undergo.

Buy tickets here–they’re only $8 – $10–for one of the PIT’s four shows on Saturday, January 30th!

The line-up:

7:00p Drop Six

8:00p Closet Cases

9:30p Harvard Sailing Team

11:00p Bad Luck Rising

Based on the success of our kick-off party, it will be fun, entertaining evening–and a fantastic networking opportunity for all you enviro-professionals, compassionate aspiring comics, students, and the rest of you who give a darn!

Carrotmob Manhattan has a date with the Peoples Improv Theater on January 30th, 2009. (Facebook invite here; RSVP and invite your friends!) As you may know, it will be Manhattan’s FIRST Carrotmob. We ‘Mobbers are buzzing with anticipation. After all, it’s a pretty important first date. Carrotmob Manhattan is really growing up!

To soothe our antsiness, we’re having a pre-party in less than two weeks. We hope you’ll come! The developers of a new, environmentally friendly condo building 311 E 11 opened an eco-art gallery next to their showroom on Bowery. They’ve invited us to visit their ultra-cool space and view their latest graffiti art exhibit. Plus, we have other treats in store–including performances, music, and more–all for free!

Details:

Saturday, December 19th, 2009, evening (exact time TBA)

Gallery 151; 350 Bowery b/w Great Jones St. & E 4th St.

Facebook Invite

Join Carrotmob NYC’s Facebook Group!

People trying to do good in this city naturally come together. The 501(c)(3) nycTIES has raised over 150K for local causes  since its inception in 2006. Some of their good deeds include rewarding young Harlem scholars with special opportunities or affording a cancer-stricken family a day of fun. That’s why we want to let you know about their upcoming benefit, where they’ll launch the leadership program APPLE initiative (Advancing Professionals through Philanthropic Leadership Experiences) and announce their 2010 charity partner.

nycTIES promotes philanthropic giving and enhancing young professionals’ involvement with local charities. So come out for their 1st annual fundraising benefit: “Harvest The Potential” on Nov. 17th, at Providence near Columbus Circle; benefit the city you love, meet other professionals who care, and, well, drink all you want. ‘Cause it’s an open bar.

Event info:

nycTIES’ Fall Benefit “Harvest The Potential”

The Launch of the Apple Initiative

When: Tuesday, November 17th, 2009 from 8:00 p.m. -11:00 p.m.

Where: Providence at 311 W. 57th St (between 8th  and 9th Aves.)

Details: Three Hour Premium Open Bar from 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.!

Price: $50.00 per ticket. Proceeds support nycTIES’ philanthropic efforts.

nycTIES’ mission is to enable young professionals to strengthen their ties to New York City through partnerships with local charities. Members learn the tangible impact of philanthropic giving and develop invaluable leadership skills by serving charities through raising funds, awareness, and applying their personal skills and talents.