Eats & Beats fundraiser for GAIA’s work in Malawi set for Feb. 8 at Trinity Church in Menlo Park

Don your African prints (your own or buy  at the door) to enjoy an evening of fun and inspiration featuring:

• African food
• African music & dance featuring Baba Ken and the Nigerian Brothers
• And a brief new film about GAIA’s work in Malawi

The public is welcome at this event which will take place on Sunday, Feb. 8 from 6:00 to 9:00 pm at Trinity Church in Menlo Park. Tickets are $40, available online. Read more information about:

• Trinity’s sponsorship of Magomobo Village through GAIA
• Trinity Church in Menlo Park
• GAIA (a tax-exempt medical non-profit serving rural Malawi) [Note: Atherton resident Marty Arscott, who we’ve profiled on InMenlo is Board Chair of the U.S. Trustees of GAIA.]

Malawi was recently hit with severe flooding which has impacted food supplies for Malawian families, making GAIA’s work in the country even more critical.

Photo courtesy GAIA/Marty Arscott