Raise Pittsburgh’s Contribution for Serbia’s Orphans to $100,000 STRENGTHEN THE LIFELINE Join us at the American Serbian Club on Saturday, February 21, for the third straight year of magical musical entertainment to bene�it the orphaned children of Serbia through the Chicago of�ice of Princess Katherine’s Lifeline Humanitarian Foundation. Over the past two years, participants to Lifeline events have raised more than $66,000, contributions that helped bring relief to the orphaned children and �lood-ravaged victims of Serbia and Republika-Srpska. Now help us raise that total to $100,000. This year’s contributions will be targeted to providing aid devices for hearing impaired children in Belgrade, to building a sensory room for children in need of emotional therapy near Kosovo, and to buy badly needed commodes for an orphanage in Republika-Srpska. Experience the joy of improving the lives of children in need. Join us at the American Serbian Club, Saturday, February 21, 2015. To Make A Donation Fill out the enclosed card, include your donation, and mail to: Lifeline Chicago c/o American Serbian Club 2524 Sarah Street Pittsburgh, PA 15203 All proceeds benefit Lifeline’s Missions Your contribution to Lifeline Chicago may be tax deductible. Lifeline Chicago is a registered 501(c)(3) not for profit organization. FEIN 36-3894439 For More Information Contact George Topich 412-847-0822 [email protected] Stephanie Tumbas 412-480-7083 [email protected] AMERICAN SERBIAN CLUB PITTSBURGH SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21 Adults - $10 Children – Free Doors Open at 8:00 p.m. Music Starts at 9:00 Enjoy Delicious Serbian Food and Musical Entertainment by: Pobeda Srpski Sinovi Velibor Drobnjak Osvezenje Bend Danny, Doki and Prsti Mile Kovacevic LAST YEAR’S CONTRIBUTIONS PROVED INVALUABLE The Chicago Of�ice of Lifeline Humanitarian Organizations supports the work of Her Royal Highness Princess Katherine Karadjordjevic of Serbia. Lifeline was founded by Princess Katherine in order to provide critically needed humanitarian aid to the neediest people of Serbia. Lifeline’s goal is to reduce and relieve the suffering of physically and mentally disabled children, orphans, and the elderly, as well as to improved medical facilities in the country. Historic Flood Relief When the American Serbian Club raised more than $33,000 at its 2013 event, “Raise Your Voice,” no one could have imagined that our contributions would prove invaluable in aiding victims of the �loods that devastated the Balkans. With $15,000 in contributions from fundraisers sponsored by Pittsburgh’s American Serbian Club and several Midwest chapters of the Kolo Sprski Sestare, Lifeline delivered shipments of pumps, suction hoses, food, diapers, and badly needed personal hygiene supplies to �lood victims in Serbia and Republika-Srpska. Mission Accomplished Nor did providing emergency �lood relief deter Lifeline from its appointed mission. Over the past year contributions from “Raise Your Voice” were used to complete roof repairs at the Zvecanska Orphange in Grabovac, a village in the municipality of Trstenik, and to eliminate mold at the Spomenak Orphanage in Pancevo. Aiming for $100,000 This year, we hope to raise our combined-three-year contribution to $100,000, so that we can continue providing critically needed aid. By supporting the February 21 event, you will truly “Strengthen the Lifeline” to disadvantaged Serbs. Help us give them hope, strength and the resources that will change their lives forever. Make a tax-deductable contribution by �illing out the enclosed card and mailing it in today. To learn more about the event, visit www.americanserbianclub.info To learn more about Lifeline, visit www.lifelinechicago.org