Join us for A Night in Mexico Fundraiser to benefit Vida Digna in New York City this December.

 

A Night in Mexico is a black tie experiential event to benefit la Fundación Vida Digna, a foundation that works to help the Raramuri communities of the Sierra Tarahumara in the state of Chihuahua, Mexico.

hosted by

Christina Almeida

honoring

Victor Almeida

Alfredo Harp Helu

Where

The James Nomad

22 E 29th street New York City

WHEN

December 7th

mission

Organized by Christina Almeida, a Mexican-American, A Night in Mexico aims to raise money and support for Vida Digna by creating an atmosphere of real Mexico through bringing together classic Mexican food, music and performances.

black tie

surprise performances to be announced

 
 
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where is my money going?

The Vida Digna fundraiser benefits the children of the indigenous Raramuri communities in Chihuahua, Mexico. The Vida Digna Foundation established 25 years ago allocates resources and solutions to the children of these communities.

 
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rsvp & donate

Join us for an experiential and fun-filled evening as you celebrate Mexican culture and the children of the Raramuri communities. Through your contributions these children gain access to health, education and an opportunity for more out of life.

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Who’s hosting this event?

This fundraiser is hosted by Christina Almeida through her sustainable events company Pildora. Christina was raised in Chihuahua, Mexico and moved to the United States as a young girl. Based in New York City, it is her dream to continue to bridge the gap between the United States and Mexico through meaningful experiences.

There is so much more to Mexico than people in the US realize, its not sand, sun and margaritas! It’s family, it’s tradition, it’s history, tribes, and indigenous people. Mexico is truly a beautiful place that holds within it treasures like the Raramuri communities. There is so much we can learn from the Raramuri communities and the way they live. But they also need our help to maintain their way of life in our ever-evolving world.
— Christina Almeida