Dim Sum and Then Some! Thursday, May 7th, 2009 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM (check-in begins at 5:00 PM)

Attention friends, online registration for IDHA's Dim Sum and Then Some event is closed as of Friday April 24.  If you would like to attend, please contact us immediately at givetoidha@apialliance.org, or call Miya Forrest at 206-623-5132 ext 319. We will do our best to accommodate you.

Thank you to everyone for your outstanding support!

Dim Sum and Then Some!
Dine with IDHA and learn the secrets of dim sum cuisine.

Join the International District Housing Alliance, Don Porter (former reporter with King 5 News), and local food connoisseur Maxine Chan, for an intimate dinner and cooking demonstration. Dine on the International District’s finest cuisine and learn the art of making dim sum. Also leave with a booklet of the recipes of the fabulous food presented.

Dim sum means "to touch your heart." Join us and help IDHA continue to touch the hearts of the people we serve. We hope you can join us for this unforgettable event! For questions, contact GiveToIDHA@apialliance.org or call Miya Forrest at (206) 623-5132 ext 319.

PLEASE REGISTER BY APRIL 24TH TO GUARANTEE YOUR SEAT.

Pre-registration: $60
At the Door: $70
Tables of Eight: $480

This event is sponsored by BECU.

The International District Housing Alliance is a Seattle-based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that empowers low-income individuals and families through financial education, housing services, and leadership development. Established in 1979, IDHA focuses on addressing housing and social service needs of the largely immigrant and refugee Asian Pacific American and limited English proficient residents of Seattle’s International District/Chinatown. IDHA offers a variety of multilingual, multicultural services, including:

Eviction prevention through housing search and stabilization • Transitional housing services for families who are homeless • Domestic violence housing services • Citizenship tutoring for the homebound and elderly • Intergenerational community building • Youth leadership programs • Environmental education • First-time home ownership education and counseling • Financial literacy education.