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Bloom Natural Health Hosting Seaescape Benefit Dec. 13
The first 50 people to RSVP get free entry to the catered event. Donations are also accepted to help a non-profit curb seahorse extinction
On December 13, Bloom Natural Health in Encinitas will host SEAESCAPE, a benefit event supporting the Seahorse Hawaii Foundation's (501 (c) 3) efforts to raise awareness and educate people of the impending seahorse extinction and its direct relationship to the health of our coral reefs and oceans.
SEAESCAPE attendees can adopt a pair of seahorses for $5,000, which the Seahorse Hawaii Foundation will release into marine protected reserves in Tavarua, Fiji (Cloudbreak reef) and Tonga in May 2014. The release will be broadcasted in coordination with the Fiji Volcom Pro World Surf Tour. This program is a part of the Foundation's efforts to revive areas of the natural reefs that have already been damaged and native species have been removed by collectors.
Thanks to a very generous donation, there are two confirmed seahorse pair adoptions.
Bloom is releasing the remaining 50 tickets for free to the first people that RSVP to Fiona@katalyst-pr.com. However, any further donation amount is appreciated. Donations can be made at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/seaescape-tickets-9522561237
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Address: 264 N Coast Hwy 101, Encinitas, CA 92024
Details about the event:
This will be a fully catered event with healthy eats by award-winning Chef Isabel Cruz, specialty cocktails by Beaming, organic sweet treats by Cups La Jolla and live entertainment by Tim Ray. The event will also feature the first ever showcase of Sarah Lee's compelling underwater photo art. Attached is an image.
First 50 attendees will receive a special gift. Raffle items from Bloom Natural Health, Beaming, Floral Designs by Ari and a photograph by Sara Lee will be available to further benefit the Seahorse Hawaii Foundation. Complimentary valet parking will also be available.
–Bloom Natural Health press release
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