Show How Much You CARE at JETLAG

PARTY HARD AND SUPPORT A GOOD CAUSE WITH CARE.ORG

JETLAG, the hottest social networking event for trendy jetsetters, is scheduled to touch down in San Francisco on June 14 at the Clift Hotel’s famous Redwood Room. In addition to giving you the chance to rub shoulders with international fashionistas and top-tier professionals, Trendy Lime is using JETLAG to support a very important good cause. We’ll be raising funds for Care.org’s “Help Her Learn” campaign, a program that helps girls around the world gain better access to schools.

CARING IS PART OF THE JETLAG LIFESTYLE

Why do we care? Trendy Lime Founder Liana Burtsava says it’s simple: as members of the global community, everyone at Trendy Lime feels committed to making the world a better place, one small step at a time. We know that the successful young and chic professionals that flock to our JETLAG events feel the same way, and we want to help our guests discover deserving organizations like Care, because doing good can be a lot of fun!

EMPOWERING PEOPLE TO HELP THEMSELVES

CARE is a leading humanitarian organization fighting global poverty. Their mission is to empower individuals and families in the poorest communities in the world by providing education, opportunities, and strengthening capacity for self-help in those people that the organization serves. Along the way, Care strives to maintain the dignity and hope of the people and communities they work with.

MAN AND WOMAN OF THE YEAR

In other news, we’re proud to announce that our partners in the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Man and Woman of the Year both won their campaigns! Big congratulations to Brianna Haag and Roger Royse who both raised big money for cancer through fun events, auctioning celebrities and venture capitalists – and a lot of hard work, just like we are used to combine hard work with fun at

Trendy Lime.
Supporting good causes through social events can really make a difference. So come out, join the party, and show how much you care!

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