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Free fundraiser 3/24 for Palestinian AMA

This combo of music, theatre, and satire will benefit the Palestinian American Medical Association.

A Sunday afternoon of music, theatre, and satire, with donations to the Palestinian American Medical Association. How can this be free?!

Well, PeaceWorks is sponsoring this fundraiser and an anonymous donor is making it free. Come Sunday, March 24, at 3:30 pm to 2 hours of entertainment and give a love offering to the Palestinian AMA. That organization provides health services free in Gaza, such as rehydrating children who are starving and providing amputations for children burned by firebombs made in Lawrence, KS. Enjoy our program free and give to the Palestinian American Medical Association if you can.

The theatre part of the afternoon will be a skit by MO Peace. And the Watermelon Band will fill Bragg Hall at All Souls Unitarian Universalist Church with music. Join us at 4501 Walnut, KC MO 64111.

See you there!

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