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B&F Ceramics invites you to: IFDA-DC Masquerade Ball 2019
B&F Ceramics Design Showroom invites you to:
The International Furnishings and Design Association (IFDA) is pleased to announce their 6th Annual Masquerade Ball! This year we will be honoring Room to Rebloom as our beneficiary.
We are excited about our new venue this year conveniently located in Dupont Circle, with parking garages close by. Expect a night full of music, dancing, a fabulous menu of food, drinks and a wonderful Silent Auction ready for your thoughtful bids that benefit Room to Rebloom. Your registration will come with drink tickets for the open bar the first hour, cash bar following. Coat check will be available. Photo opportunities are available.
Bring your masks and dress to impress in your cocktail attire and we will see you at the ball!
Please feel free to share this event with friends, family and coworkers. This is an event for everyone not just the Design Industry.
About our Silent Auction Beneficiary:
Design. Heal. Grow is what Room to Rebloom empowers. The effect of environment on mood, learning, and productivity is well documented, yet the neediest in our society rarely have access to an environment that promotes the very qualities they need most - improved mood, self-esteem, learning, and performance.
Interior designers recognize this connection of environment to personal well-being and often participate in projects to redesign shelters for homeless and battered women and families. However, there appears to be no such services for survivors of domestic violence in newly independent housing when confidence and hope are such important factors in their ability to rebuild their lives.
The mission of Room to Rebloom is to empower low income women and families in the National Capital Area who have been victims of domestic violence by providing them with design services and other resources needed to create beautiful home environments and rebuild their lives.
Join us in raising awareness for domestic violence and applauding Room to Rebloom as they continue to utilize the trade of interior design to rebuild lives.
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