The Hemingway African Gallery

Curious on Tanzania

We are delighted to have Curious on Tanzania as a sponsor of our event! Founder Justa Lujwangana will provide a variety of Tanzanian hors d’oeuvres for your sampling pleasure. 

Curious on Tanzania is a social traveling platform that spreads awareness of Tanzanian culture, cuisine and arts. Having attended previous events hosted by our sponsor, we can say that our guests are in for a treat!

Heritage Link Brands will provide wine as well. The company maintains a consumer base of over 4,000 outlets, representing the following brand name labels: Seven Sisters, House of Mandela, M’hudi, One World, and Casa Valduga.

They are committed to highlighting African culture, entrepreneurship and fair trade policy. Be sure to look for these brands at your local retailers.

Corks on Columbus, a wine retailer

located on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, is also sponsoring our event. Their goal is to
offer customers quality wines from
lesser known producers while offering many of the well-established names you have grown to know and love. They provide customer service that caters to both the sophisticated wine buyer and the novice. Their store is a go-to destination for wine to enjoy summer evenings in the City That Never Sleeps.

Serena Hotels

Corporate Sponsor Serena Hotels is also lending a helping hand by offering two vacation packages for our Silent Auction: 2 nights for two at Lake Manyara Serena Safari Lodge and 2 nights for two at Kirawira Serena Camp (Serengeti). We commend Serena Hotels for their efforts to support Tanzanian education.

You can make a reservation for our Anniversary Celebration by donating $50 or more per person at poweringpotential.org/donate or make a check payable to FJC (our fiscal sponsor) and mail to:

The full donation is tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. You can contact us at 929-265-1167 and rsvp@poweringpotential.org for more information about our event. Kindly reserve by May 30, 2016.

If you are unable to join us, please consider making a donation to support Powering Potential’s Educating-Through Technology programs in Tanzania. The full donation is tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.