El Big Roundup

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Crezcamos juntos

Únete al gran encuentro venezolano — donde estaremos grupos, organizaciones, instituciones y negocios compartiendo información, servicios e ideas. No estas solo, estamos todos acá!

9 de mayo

 

3–5 pm

 

@laligavenezuela


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Anótate como expositor, patrocinante, o simplemente ven y conéctate!

Representante

Para compartir información, servicios e ideas

Visitante

Para aprender y conectarte

 

Holiday Saludos Bazaar 2019

Lighting up the Holidays

Come join us to celebrate the holidays in our biggest event of the year. Share the joy of the season and enjoy family, friends, and food—with a Venezuelan twist.

November 24th

 

3–7 pm

 

3743 Garnet St

Houston, TX 77005

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Participate

Whether you want to give a gift as a sponsor, share your flare as a vendor, or join the team as a volunteer, we’re excited to have you.

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Sponsors

To make the celebration possible

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Vendors

To share your flare to our guests

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Volunteers

To help put on a great event


More than a celebration

Our Holiday Saludos Bazaar is the main fuel for our humanitarian work. The Bazaar not only helps us raise funds to grow our work within Venezuela, but also brings people together to learn about and share the Venezuelan culture—both are integral to our mission at Saludos. Whether you are a sponsor, a vendor, or a guest, we appreciate your help and we hope you enjoy the celebration.

US Premiere: Women of the Venezuelan Chaos

Into the Chaos

Follow the lives of five Venezuelan women as they navigate the Venezuelan crisis.

After its premiere in April, the documentary will be next presented in June at the Human Rights Film Festival in New York.

Humans are connected through art, film, music, and stories. That’s why we’re working with Women of the Venezuelan Chaos. To connect the world to the people we serve.

 
 
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Holiday Saludos Bazaar 2017

Holiday Saludos Bazaar

Our biggest event of the year, filled with friends, family, food, and of course, hallacas.

November 19th

 

3–6 pm

 

3743 Garnet St


'tis the season

Our Holiday Saludos Bazaar is a family-friendly event to enjoy local crafts, delicious food, and a social cause. Our special delicacy are the hallacas, a very Venezuelan dish exclusive to the holidays. With more than twenty vendors to explore inside the Southside Clubhouse, we are very excited to welcome you! Each entrance is $5 for anyone older than 10. All of the funds collected will go towards our mission to change Venezuela.


fill the halls with Hallacas

We will be serving the holidays-exclusive Venezuelan dish known as hallacas. It consists of corn dough stuffed with red peppers, olives, raisins, shredded hen, and pulled pork, all wrapped in banana leaves. It is the essential Venezuelan holiday experience

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Encuentro con Maria Alejandra

The Fire in Portuguesa

Around 45 of our supporters came to meet and hear the story of Maria Alejandra Ramos, the founder of our primary partner SOS Somos Portuguesa. It was quite an inspiring experience to hear the stories firsthand of their work with children in Portuguesa.

August 23rd

 

6:30 pm

 

3770 Farber St

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Nuestra fundación ha sido creada en el año 2016 ante la necesidad que presentan los niños en Portuguesa. Es así como nos hemos organizado voluntariamente con médicos y hemos recolectado medicinas para asistir aproximadamente 1500 niños. Esta labor me ha llenado de gran alegría y ha sido muy satisfactoria a pesar de ser gran reto debido a las actuales condiciones en nuestro país.

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Houston for Venezuelans

Coming together for venezuela

August 19th, drive down to 5425 Renwick Drive around 7pm, enjoy music, art, and food, and join Literal, Latin American Voices and Passion Time with Patricia Gras in changing lives. Entrance tickets are $20. Everything is for the Venezuelan institutions fighting the humanitarian crisis every day. We’re taking a stand for the Venezuelan people suffering at home. This is Houston for Venezuelans.


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