Meet some of Beijing's most eligible bachelors who will sell themselves for earthquake relief. This video is just a short preview, if you want to meet all of them personally, then come to the auction on June 28th, 10:30pm at the Kro's Nest.
from YouTube on Fri, Jun 06 2008
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| 07 Jun 08 |
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Sichuan Earthquake Charity Fund @ Sg Wang310508 - Auction P1 »
YouTube video This charity fund activity initiated by PWH, jointly organized by Red Box and Green Box Karaoke and fully supported by Sungei Wang Plaza to help the victim of Sichuan earthquake. Daniel donated a ring, a necklace and 3 brooches for auction. |
| 02 Jun 08 |
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CrossFire@SgWang-Charity Auction »
YouTube video CrossFire auctioning the limited edition of their official t-shirt for PWH charity event for sichuan earthquake survivors at sg wang on 1 June 2008. |
| 27 Jan 08 |
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Darchai Menachem Chinese Auction Feb 24, 2008 »
YouTube video Help Support www.DarchaiMenachem.com !
Darchai Menachem, lighting up the world, one spark at a time.
Help Support this great cause, purchase tickets in our 2nd annual Chinese Auction.
Put "YouTube" in coupon box at check out and get a free $10 Auction... |
| 24 Jun 08 |
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Video of the Week: Charity Bachelor Auction this Saturday at Kro's » The Beijinger Beijing bachelors strut their stuff for a good cause this Saturday, June 28th, at the Gongti Kro's Nest, located just inside the North Gate of the Workers' Stadium next to Vics. More info about the event can be found at the... |
| 21 May 08 |
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Auction for relief funds » Shanghai Daily CHRISTIE'S Hong Kong announced yesterday it will auction an imperial Beijing enamel glass brush pot of the period 1736-1785 with half of the proceeds to be donated to the relief efforts for the earthquake. The... |
| 18 Jul 08 |
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Quake city to auction its iconic complex » Shanghai Daily THE local government of Chengdu City, capital of China's earthquake-ravaged Sichuan Province, has decided to auction off its smartly designed administrative complex to raise more disaster relief money. Government... |
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