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UPCOMING CHARITABLE EVENTS - All Information Cards Issued, Pursuant to Los Angeles Municipal Code, Chapter IV, Article 4, Philanthropy UPCOMING CHARITABLE EVENTS - All Information Cards Issued, Pursuant To Los Angeles Municipal Code, Chapter IV, Article 4, Philanthropy - Event Date: 5/1/2016 Information Card Permit #: M3908 Agency Type: Regular Agency Name: JOHN THOMAS DYE SCHOOL Charity Event: ANNUAL SCHOOL FAIR, PICNIC, & AUCTION FUNDRAISER AT THE SCHOOL For Information Regarding This Event Please Call : (310) 476-2811 Event Date: 5/1/2016 Information Card Permit #: M3957 Agency Type: Regular Agency Name: ST. FRANCIS DE SALES SCHOOL Charity Event: PARISH CARNIVAL FUNDRAISER EVENT AT THE SCHOOL For Information Regarding This Event Please Call : (818) 784-9573 Event Date: 5/1/2016 Information Card Permit #: M4164 Agency Type: Regular Agency Name: OUR HOUSE, INC. aka: OUR HOUSE GRIEF SUPPORT CENTER Charity Event: 5K RUN/WALK & KIDS FUN RUN FUNDRAISER & FESTIVAL AT THE WEST L.A. CIVIC CENTER For Information Regarding This Event Please Call : (310) 473-1511 Event Date: 5/1/2016 Information Card Permit #: M4198 Agency Type: Regular Agency Name: WINDSOR SQUARE - HANCOCK PARK HISTORICAL SOCIETY Charity Event: GARDEN TOUR & AUCTION FUNDRAISER EVENT For Information Regarding This Event Please Call : (213) 243-8182 Event Date: 5/1/2016 Information Card Permit #: M4209 Agency Type: Regular Agency Name: HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION AT GLENDALE ADVENTIST MEDICAL CENTER FOUNDATION Charity Event: DINNER, AUCTION, & ENTERTAINMENT FUNDRAISER EVENT AT J.W. MARRIOTT @ L.A. LIVE For Information Regarding This Event Please Call : (818) 409-8055 Event Date: 5/1/2016 Information Card Permit #: R4826 Agency Type: Regular Agency Name: ST. ELISABETH CATHOLIC CHURCH Charity Event: CARNIVAL, MUSIC, & RIDES FUNDRAISER EVENT For Information Regarding This Event Please Call : (818) 779-1756 * All cardholders have registered with the Los Angeles Pollice Commission, Charitable Services Section, Commission Investigation Division Page 1 of 28 Last Updated On: Wednesday, June 22, 2016 UPCOMING CHARITABLE EVENTS - All Information Cards Issued, Pursuant To Los Angeles Municipal Code, Chapter IV, Article 4, Philanthropy - Event Date: 5/1/2016 Information Card Permit #: V5410 Agency Type: Regular Agency Name: DR. SUSAN LOVE RESEARCH FOUNDATION Charity Event: "5K WALK FOR BREAST CANCER" FUNDRAISER AT THE PACIFIC PALISADES RECREATIONAL CENTER For Information Regarding This Event Please Call : (310) 828-0060 Event Date: 5/1/2016 Information Card Permit #: V5456 Agency Type: Endorsed Agency Name: LOS ANGELES JEWISH HOME FOR THE AGING Charity Event: "CIRCLE OF LIFE" GALA FUNDRAISER AT THE SKIRBALL CULTURAL CENTER For Information Regarding This Event Please Call : (818) 774-3031 Event Date: 5/1/2016 Information Card Permit #: V5493 Agency Type: Regular Agency Name: FIRST STAR aka: FIRST STAR FOUNDATION Charity Event: "CELEBRATION FOR CHILDREN'S RIGHTS" PARTY FUNDRAISER AT THE SKIRBALL CULTURAL CENTER For Information Regarding This Event Please Call : (310) 882-5810 Event Date: 5/1/2016 Information Card Permit #: V5496 Agency Type: Regular Agency Name: FIESTA OF THE SPANISH HORSE Charity Event: "SPANISH HORSES EXTRAVAGANZA" - HORSE SHOW AT THE LOS ANGELES EQUESTRIAN CENTER For Information Regarding This Event Please Call : (818) 842-8444 Event Date: 5/1/2016 Information Card Permit #: V5503 Agency Type: Regular Agency Name: RAISE A CHILD, INCORPORATED Charity Event: "HONOR'S" GALA FUNDRAISER WITH LIVE/SLIENT AUCTION @ THE JIM HENSON STUDIOS For Information Regarding This Event Please Call : (323) 417-1440 Event Date: 5/1/2016 Information Card Permit #: V5539 Agency Type: Regular Agency Name: PACIFIC CLINICS Charity Event: BRUNCH & AUCTION FUNDRAISER AT THE BROOKSIDE GOLF CLUB For Information Regarding This Event Please Call : (626) 524-5000 * All cardholders have registered with the Los Angeles Pollice Commission, Charitable Services Section, Commission Investigation Division Page 2 of 28 Last Updated On: Wednesday, June 22, 2016 UPCOMING CHARITABLE EVENTS - All Information Cards Issued, Pursuant To Los Angeles Municipal Code, Chapter IV, Article 4, Philanthropy - Event Date: 5/2/2016 Information Card Permit #: V5438 Agency Type: Regular Agency Name: GEORGE LOPEZ FOUNDATION Charity Event: ANNUAL CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT AT LAKESIDE GOLF COURSE For Information Regarding This Event Please Call : (818) 986-9095 Event Date: 5/3/2016 Information Card Permit #: M3981 Agency Type: Regular Agency Name: LOS ANGELES CONSERVATION CORPS, INC. Charity Event: 2016 SPRING LUNCHEON CELEBRATION FUNDRAISER AT THE LOS ANGELES MUSIC CENTER For Information Regarding This Event Please Call : (213) 362-9000 Event Date: 5/3/2016 Information Card Permit #: M4208 Agency Type: Regular Agency Name: BREATHE CALIFORNIA OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY Charity Event: ASTHMA SYMPOSIUM EVENT AT THE BARNSDALE ART PARK For Information Regarding This Event Please Call : (323) 935-5864 Event Date: 5/3/2016 Information Card Permit #: R4811 Agency Type: Regular Agency Name: HELP GROUP Charity Event: TEDDY BEAR TEA FUNDRAISER AT THE FOUR SEASONS HOTEL For Information Regarding This Event Please Call : (818) 779-5212 Event Date: 5/3/2016 Information Card Permit #: R4835 Agency Type: Regular Agency Name: ALEXANDRIA HOUSE Charity Event: LUNCHEON FUNDRAISER & SPEAKER SERIES AT THE EBELL OF LOS ANGELES For Information Regarding This Event Please Call : (213) 381-2649 Event Date: 5/3/2016 Information Card Permit #: V5472 Agency Type: Regular Agency Name: LOS ANGELES EDUCATION PARTNERSHIP Charity Event: FUNDRAISER EVENT AT THE L.A. TIMES BUILDING For Information Regarding This Event Please Call : (213) 622-5237 * All cardholders have registered with the Los Angeles Pollice Commission, Charitable Services Section, Commission Investigation Division Page 3 of 28 Last Updated On: Wednesday, June 22, 2016 UPCOMING CHARITABLE EVENTS - All Information Cards Issued, Pursuant To Los Angeles Municipal Code, Chapter IV, Article 4, Philanthropy - Event Date: 5/4/2016 Information Card Permit #: R4764 Agency Type: Regular Agency Name: EPILEPSY FOUNDATION OF GREATER LOS ANGELES Charity Event: AWARDS PRESENTATION & BENEFIT DINNER AT THE BEVERLY WILSHIRE HOTEL For Information Regarding This Event Please Call : (310) 670-2870 Event Date: 5/4/2016 Information Card Permit #: R4782 Agency Type: Regular Agency Name: WESTSIDE CHILDREN'S CENTER, INC. Charity Event: BENEFIT DINNER AT THE BEACH CLUB For Information Regarding This Event Please Call : (310) 846-4100 Event Date: 5/4/2016 Information Card Permit #: R4799 Agency Type: Regular Agency Name: INTERNATIONAL VISITORS COUNCIL OF LOS ANGELES Charity Event: ANNUAL IVCLA CITIZEN DIPLOMACY CELEBRATION FUNDRAISER AT THE CALIFORNIA CLUB For Information Regarding This Event Please Call : (213) 388-1428 Event Date: 5/5/2016 Information Card Permit #: M4193 Agency Type: Regular Agency Name: H.E. ART PROJECT dba: ARTWORXLA Charity Event: ANNUAL BENEFIT DINNER AT THE TAGLYAN CULTURAL COMPLEX For Information Regarding This Event Please Call : (323) 465-1404 Event Date: 5/5/2016 Information Card Permit #: M4203 Agency Type: Regular Agency Name: WATER BUFFALO, INC. Charity Event: CINCO DE MAYO ANNUAL POKER TOURNAMENT AT THE MARK For Information Regarding This Event Please Call : (424) 832-3264 Event Date: 5/5/2016 Information Card Permit #: M4229 Agency Type: Regular Agency Name: IMAGINE LOS ANGELES, INC. dba: IMAGINE L.A. Charity Event: IMAGINE BALL AT THE HOUSE OF BLUES IN WEST HOLLYWOOD For Information Regarding This Event Please Call : (323) 944-0210 * All cardholders have registered with the Los Angeles Pollice Commission, Charitable Services Section, Commission Investigation Division Page 4 of 28 Last Updated On: Wednesday, June 22, 2016 UPCOMING CHARITABLE EVENTS - All Information Cards Issued, Pursuant To Los Angeles Municipal Code, Chapter IV, Article 4, Philanthropy - Event Date: 5/5/2016 Information Card Permit #: M4231 Agency Type: Regular Agency Name: DANCE RESOURCE CENTER OF GREATER LOS ANGELES Charity Event: ANNUAL FUNDRAISING DANCE PARTY IN VENICE For Information Regarding This Event Please Call : (310) 425-3463 Event Date: 5/5/2016 Information Card Permit #: M4265 Agency Type: Regular Agency Name: ALLIANCE FOR WOMEN IN MEDIA, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AFFILIATE Charity Event: ENTERTAINMENT AND AWARDS GALA FUNDRAISER AT THE SKIRBALL CULTURAL CENTER For Information Regarding This Event Please Call : (661) 478-9165 Event Date: 5/5/2016 Information Card Permit #: R4699 Agency Type: Regular Agency Name: JONSSON CANCER CENTER FOUNDATION / UCLA - CONEJO VALLEY GUILD Charity Event: ANNUAL GAME DAY & LUNCHEON FUNDRAISER AT THE NORTH RANCH COUNTRY CLUB For Information Regarding This Event Please Call : (805) 480-2492 Event Date: 5/5/2016 Information Card Permit #: R4744 Agency Type: Regular Agency Name: LOS ANGELES CONSERVANCY Charity Event: AWARDS LUNCHEON FUNDRAISER AT THE MILLENNIUM BILTMORE HOTEL For Information Regarding This Event Please Call : (213) 623-2489 Event Date: 5/5/2016 Information Card Permit #: R4774 Agency Type: Regular Agency Name: LOS ANGELES BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE AT HARBOR - UCLA MEDICAL CENTER Charity Event: DINNER BANQUET WITH SILENT & LIVE AUCTIONS AT THE MILLENNIUM BILTMORE HOTEL For Information Regarding This Event Please Call : (310) 222-3601 Event Date: 5/5/2016 Information Card Permit #: V5427 Agency Type: Regular Agency Name: PARA LOS NIÑOS Charity Event: 35TH ANNIVERSARY GALA FUNDRAISER AT PARAMOUNT STUDIOS For Information Regarding This Event Please Call : (213) 623-8446 * All cardholders have registered with the Los Angeles Pollice Commission, Charitable Services Section, Commission Investigation Division
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