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Tent City 2011 - Benefitting Homeless Youth

 

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“Our youth are our greatest asset.”

The City of New Haven is proud to present Tent City 2011—a season long campaign to raise awareness about the impact of homelessness on youth! Unlike years past, the Tent City 2011 campaign provides multiple opportunities for individuals, families, communities, organizations and businesses to get involved and support efforts to improve the lives of homeless youth in the City of New Haven. Throughout the campaign, you can donate online (click “Donate” at uwgnh.org/tentcity) or write a check to "United Way" with “Tent City 2011” written in the memo line of the check. 

Donations should be mailed to:

Community Services Administrator
City Hall
165 Church Street
New Haven, CT 06510

 

 
 

2011 Tent City Campaign Events     **UPDATED 11/2/11**  

 

Clothing Drive Has been extended to November 7th
Please donate gently used clothing and winter jackets for youth ages 14 to 22.

Items can be dropped off at City Hall, 165 Church Street, New Haven - See Lynn Lyons on the second floor (near Room 274).


"Home in New Haven", a performance by New Haven high school students
The postponed evening performace will now be held on Sunday, November 6th at 6:00pm
Coop Arts and Humanities High School - 177 College Street

 

Join the creative art students of Coop High as they debut their theatrical production “Home in New Haven”—a moving blend of theatre, hip-hop and dance entirely written, directed and produced by New Haven high school students. Commemorative T-shirts will be sold before and after the performances. Student and senior citizen tickets are $7 each, and general admission tickets are $15 available at the door.

 

“New Haven Idol”, Friday, November 4th
Shubert Theater - 247 College Street
7:30 PM (Doors open at 7 PM) 

Student vocalists selected by New Haven Public School music teachers will compete for a grand prize in the first-ever New Haven Idol! Five celebrity judges will decide who takes home the prize! General admission tickets are $30.* A limited number of seats will be available to students and senior citizens at $10 each. A limited number of VIP tickets will also be available at $75 each. VIP tickets come with preferred seating and an invite to the New Haven Idol post-reception with the judges, winner and other VIP attendees. Proceeds from the event will benefit New Haven Home Recovery and Youth Continuum. General admission tickets will be sold at the door at the higher price of $33 each.

VIP tickets and discounted student/senior tickets may be obtained by contacting Lynn Lyons at 203 946-7907. General admission tickets are available at the Shubert Theater boxoffice or online.

*A $3 restoration fee is included in the ticket price to preserve the beauty and working condition of the historic Shubert Theatre.

“The power to end homelessness is within our city halls, places of worship, and community organizations. To end homelessness we must mobilize the power.” --CT Coalition to End Homelessness

 

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