fundraiser event

You're invited to a pancake breakfast to benefit the 123 Community Space!

123 needs you to come and help support the only anarchist community space in all of Brooklyn! We'll be having a pancake breakfast to raise a bit of money to help pay our rent, so that we can continue to host all of our current programs, and continue to add new ones. If you've never been by, or haven't been by in a while, this is a great chance to see what's new at 123 (including our beautiful backyard patio)!

$5 will get you all you can eat homemade pancakes(vegan and not), plus cold cereal, fresh fruit, and more. Come enjoy a scrumptious breakfast with friends and family while giving back to your neighborhood!

Ride for freedom!

Support US-held Political Prisoners and Prisoners-of-War, as well as
collective cycling empowerment, at ROLLING DOWN THE WALLS, a 5-mile
bike ride to benefit the ABCF Warchest and the Freegan Bike Workshop!

On Sunday, August 31st, 2008 join in the community effort to support
and raise awareness of those who have been targeted and punished for
their political actions and beliefs.
Bring your wallet and checkbook and get ready to ride!

Join us at 123 Community Space at 6 pm.
The ROLLING DOWN THE WALLS
ride will begin at 6:30 as we set off into the sunset, across the
Williamsburg bridge and arrive at St. Marks Church for refreshments
at the Anarchist Salon, a new anarchist space opening every Sunday
from 6-10. Get your picture taken at the top of the bridge with your
bike, your friend, your crush, or your friend's bike.
Send a copy to your Political Prisoner penpal(s)!

Founded in 1994, the Warchest Program has provided consistent and
reliable financial aid to Political Prisoners and Prisoners-of-War
held within the US prison system who receive little or no other
financial aid. Since its creation, it has raised over $50,000 for
these prisoners and will continue in these efforts.

The Freegan Bike Workshop shares skills with children and adults so
that they can turn found bike parts into working bicycles.
Workshops are Wed. from 6-9pm, and Sat. 2-7pm at the 123 Community Space.

Both NYC Anarchist Black Cross Federation and the Freegan Bike
Workshop are member organizations of the 123 Community Space.
Take the opportunity to come out and see what all the fuss is about at
123! Then ride for freedom and cross the bridge to the Anarchist Salon.

More information. . .

ABCF Warchest Program- http://www. abcf. net/abcf. asp?page=warchest

NYC Anarchist Black Cross Federation- nycabc[at]riseup[dot]net
myspace. com/nycanarchistblackcross
http://www. abcf. net/

Freegan Bike Workshop- http://www. myspace. com/freeganbikeworkshop

DONT BE LEFT BEHIND.

You're invited to a pancake breakfast to benefit the123 Community Space on Saturday July 19th!

123 needs you to come and help support the only anarchist community space in all of Brooklyn! Saturday we'll be having a pancake breakfast to raise a bit of money to help pay our rent, so that we can continue to host all of our current programs, and continue to add new ones. If you've never been by, or haven't been by in a while, this is a great chance to see what's new at 123(including our beautiful backyard patio!)

$5 will get you all you can eat homemade pancakes(vegan and not), plus cold cereal, fresh fruit, and more. Come enjoy a scrumptious breakfast with friends and family while giving back to your neighborhood!

Find out more about us at http://123communityspace.org/about and find directions at http://123communtiyspace.org/directions

There are a lot of causes out there that the government or private organizations fund greatly, but there are plenty more that anyone rarely pays attention to. For the past 14 years I've been blessed greatly in my entertainment career and this is my way of giving back to the youth and my community. I hope you come out to support a neglected cause and make it one of your new leafs for the new year... Youth Empowerment!

SATURDAY, Jan 12th
7pm - 10pm
@
123 COMMUNITY SPACE
123 Tompkins Avenue
bet. Myrtle & Vernon Ave
Brooklyn, New York

Featuring two short films!!!

123 Tompkins Ave. Off Of Myrtle Ave --> http://123communityspace.org/directions
$5 donation @ the door

5PM- screening of “Slam”, an award-winning film starring spoken word poet Saul Williams

7pm-Spoken Word Performances, Hip Hop and Open Mic
with Special Guest MC's Tina G. and Miss Lizzy
Featuring Performances by:
Tina G.
Eugene
Caitlin Meissner
Ol Soul
Kahlil
Koba
Poeta Guerrera
Kiwi Star
Justin Woo
And Many More!

A benefit party for our free bicycle project, with special performances by"Team Spider", "Whack", "Bust The Clocks," as well as DJ Tall tandem and DJ Suggested D. and visual projections by "the Glass Bead Collective."

You also don't want to miss the "Freegan Bread Sculpture Lounge" by the people for the people. The proceeds will go to paying rent so we don't have to bug people for donations for a while. $1 beers and $7 suggested donation at the door. Call for more info: 917 582 9010.