The actor prepares... for one of the coolest benefit parties ever!

Hey guys! My notes this week are all about Rock the Bowl to benefit Ubuntu Education Fund. We have been working on this event for some time and the entire Future Forward family is hosting! 

If you read my original interview on The Future site by Cornelius Jones Jr., you know that I am that party girl so I know a good party when I see one!

The food, courtesy of Blue Ribbon Restaurants, is going to be AH-MAZING, the entertainment RI-DICULOUS and the sheer volume of fantastic people in the room will make for an unforgettable event. 

This week I would like to share some of our benefit related media with you. I hope that it will inspire you all to get up and out and support Ubuntu!


The official promo video:



Ubuntu  President and Founder Jacob Lief featured on ABC News:

 A moment with Jacob and Stephanie, our Event Manager, and Dwight and Nathan. Good Times!



And finally, Check our bands!!!!

GrindCity

Lion of Ido

Bajah + The Dry Eye Crew

Mamarazzi

Tahj Mowry 

More to come my friends! Thanks for reading! See you at Rock the Bowl!

xo,

T-

Fight AIDS Dec. 19 At Da Doo Dirty Show Benefit!

New York City's incomparable Billie's Black Restaurant is hosting a live benefit broadcast of DJ Baker's Da Doo-Dirty Show to support the Campaign To End AIDS. This star-studded event is sure to chase away winter's chill as I join DJ and a veritable who's who gathering of luminaries from the LGBT community. The Campaign To End AIDS is working hard every day to prevent the preventable and bring the modern-day plague of HIV/AIDS to a close forever. As the Centers For Disease Control (CDC) reports, the epidemic is devastating minorities--gay, straight, male and female alike--at a rate previously unknown in the modern world. The crisis is worsening, and the time to act is now. You can purchase your tickets to this fabulous event here, and make a difference in a struggle that affects us all. See you there on December 19th. Billie's Black is located at 271 W.119th Street, take a B or C train to 116th Street. The shows begin at 7 and 9 PM.