Bali Fundraiser : Love International

Le Noir KL presents

Love International
A pop-up fundraiser for Bali's Mount Agung volcano evacuees

Lineup:
1800-1900: Cuurley
1900-2000: ANRK X RaySoo
2000-2100: VICTOR TRIXTER
2100-2200: Meliha x Rory Gallagher
2200-2300: Azran
2300-0000: Burg (live)
0000-0100: Biscuit 1A
0100-0200: Circuitbreaker
0200-0300: Kuma

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RM40 at the door (Includes 1 free drink).
Cover charge and % bar sales will go to I'm An Angel. https://www.imanangel.org

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#LeNoirKL
Roof terrace opens at 5pm.
To reserve your spot:
Book online: https://form.jotform.me/LeNoirKL/book-a-table
Email: reservations@lenoir.com.my
Phone/WhatsApp: +60122245416
Valet parking available.

DAILY PROMOS:
Happy Hour 1 for 1 beer, cider, house wine and house pours till 10pm.
Order an item of food and get 50% off the 2nd item till 10pm*
(*50% discount applies to lowest priced ordered item only and does not include entrées).
Moët & Chandon RM488 till 10pm.
Beer buckets of 5 from RM88. Beer jugs from RM65.
20% off double shots of any liquor all night.
Cocktail of the day RM28.

BOTTLE PROMOS:
Buy 1 bottle and get 50% OFF the 2nd bottle or
Buy 2 bottles and get the 3rd bottle FREE
Absolut / Bombay Sapphire / Black Label / Gold Label / Glenlivet / Jack Daniels / Macallan / Singleton

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For the ongoing disaster relief in Bali at Mt. Agung's active volcano, as of October 4, 2017, there have been a total of 185,865 from 28 villages evacuated to hundreds of evacuee camps, in the north and northeast regions of Bali. The evacuee camps have been set up away from the government's declared "red" danger zones. The "red" danger zone is an immediate circumference of 12 kilometres around the Gunung Agung (Mount Agung) volcano vicinity, crater, slopes, and underlying villages.

A state of emergency has been declared by Bali's Governor, I Made Mangku Pastika, from September 26, 2017 to October 12, 2017. During this time the government will be responsible for attending to the needs, food and shelter of the Balinese evacuees. After this time the local Balinese and national Indonesian government, including the bodies for Disaster Mitigation and Assessment, will review the current conditions, and the requirements of each one of the camps, to see if ongoing support is necessary or not.

I'm An Angel Charity (Yayasan Bali Angel), established in 2003, steps in to fill the gaps, and support the hardest hit and deeply affected areas. I'm An Angel has been directly providing support and assistance to a total of 2000 villagers, in 16 camps. Most recently an additional 600 new evacuees have been housed since early October 2017 in Sega, North Bali. To date, I'm An Angel has distributed over Rp. 485million (USD 45,000) worth of staple goods, clothing, and shelter. Last week I'm An Angel provided support and relief to Dusun Segah, and the Poskos at Desa Nongan and Besakih, the Mother Temple of Bali on the foothills of Mt. Agung.

Every week on Thursdays and Fridays, I'm An Angel team and volunteers load up a large truck filled with supplies bound for the evacuee camps. I'm An Angel is monitoring and checking evacuees and village people who have gone back to the "red" and other danger zones. This is also an issue.

This week, the evacuee camps are requiring items such as floor mats (rattan or plastic), old yoga mats which can be used as mattresses, sanitary napkins, and old or new towels.