Induz - Haiti Press Release

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

NON-PROFIT INDUZ ORGANIZES FUNDRAISER FOR CHILDREN OF HAITI
Sing for Art Karaoke Program

Program Provides Art Centers to Underprivileged

SILICON VALLEY, CA. (January 22, 2010) – Induz, a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization that aims to connect people and cultures through different art forms, organizes the Sing for Art – Bay Area Karaoke event to benefit the children of Haiti impacted by the catastrophic earthquake.

Induz's Sing for Art Karaoke Event

Induz's raised over $1000 for the children of Haiti impacted by the severe earthquake. 100% of the funds will be donated to UNICEF for the children of Haiti.

Induz's popular monthly karaoke event "Sing for Art" was dedicated to raising awareness and funds for the children of Haiti on 1/22/2010 at Swagath Restaurant in Fremont. There was an overwhelming outpour of contributions and support by the community. Although this is just a drop in the ocean of what Haiti needs; but Induz's effort to bring the community together and make a difference is exemplary.
Manjula Gupta, Advisory Board member for Induz and founder of TV program, Chai With Manjula, addressed the audience at the event and spoke about the values of giving. A moment of silence was observed to pay respect to the victims of the earthquake.

Induz's founder, Ray Mitra said "I saddens my heart to see the massive destruction and the sufferings the Haitians are going through. I am happy that we were able raise awareness and funds for Haiti. I am glad that we were able to motivate local groups to hold similar events."

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About Induz

Induz is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization driven by Silicon Valley professionals with a passion to promote art and culture across the globe through its mission Where Art Meets Heart (WAMH). WAMH aims to (1) nurture artistic talents by exposing individuals to the world of art and culture, (2) promote and encourage the awareness and aptitude towards art and culture in young ones by setting up art programs in remote areas globally where underprivileged children can learn art, music, and dance, (3) use art as a medium to bring diverse communities & cultures together, and (4) encourage volunteerism, spirit of giving and active participation.

Induz's current initiatives include providing art and music education program for an orphanage in Bangalore, India; and another in Assam, India. Its upcoming initiative will be for an orphanage in a rural part of West Bengal India.

For more information about Induz or to make a donation, please visit www.induz.org

Contact:
Ray Mitra, Founder