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NATIONAL FEDERATION OF FILIPINO AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS
The Voice of Filipino Americans For Unity & Empowerment
Regional Office:5740 M. L. King Jr. Way So., Seaatle, WA 98118
Telephone: (206) 722-9372
Email: nitess@msn.com
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Seattle to host NaFFAA’s
8th National Empowerment
Conference
September 26 – 28, 2008,
Westin Hotel

NaFFAA is a non-profit, non-
partisan tax exempt 501 (c) (3)
organization. Its main objective is
to promote the welfare and well
being of Filipinos and Filipino
Americans throughout the United
States by fostering unity and
empowerment. This year’s theme
is “Forging a New Filipino
American Agenda for the 21st
Century”.

The Filipinos and Filipino
Americans during the last 100
years have grown to over 2.5
million in America. It was many
years of struggle and challenges,
but Filipinos rose from humble
beginnings and worked together
to raise awareness about the
important accomplishments in the
field of politics, community
service, industry, culture and many
others. These achievements and
successes have earned the
Filipinos a rightful place in society.
The National Federation of Filipino American
Associations (NaFFAA) is requesting your
corporate sponsorship of its upcoming 8th
National Empowerment Conference to be
held in Seattle, Washington. NaFFAA is a 501
(c) (3), non-profit organization based in
Washington, DC. Since its inception, NaFFAA
has been the unifying voice of 2.5 million
Filipino Americans for over the past 10 years.

The 8th National Empowerment Conference
is expected to attract up to 1000 Filipino
community and business leaders, opinion
shapers and prominent government officials
from throughout the nation.  The three-day
event will focus on the development of key
strategies to address the political, social,
health, educational, and economic concerns
affecting the Filipino American community.

Your company’s sponsorship can make a
difference. As NaFFAA appreciates the
creation of a strong and long-standing
relationship that will be afforded both your
company and our organization, we would
appreciate a contact person with whom we
should communicate and if you have any
questions, please contact Mariela Fletcher,
Conference Chair at (206) 963-8838 or
marielfletch@msn.com. Also, please visit
NaFFAA’s website at
www.naffaa.org. Thank
you in advance for your support.

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CONFERENCE FEE: $195.00      
Includes all conference materials, events, meals and gala night

$80.00 per person - Gala Dinner only

Display Table for:  Exhibitor/Vendor - $400.00 each
                                Non-profit organization   $200.00 each

HOTEL RESERVATIONS:
The Westin Hotel  (206) 728.1000
ask for In-House Reservations.

A personalized webpage for NAFFAA Empowerment Convention
(September 22, 2008 - September 29, 2008) has been created for you
by the Westin Seattle

Guests can learn more about the event and can also book
or modify their reservation until October 01, 2008
by just clicking on the link below
or by copying and pasting the link into a web browser
http://
www.starwoodmeeting.com/StarGroupsWeb/res?id=0710049283
&key=50D8B

NAFFAA Empowerment Convention
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Today, we shall move forward to the
21st Century with more vigor and a
more solid presence to ensure the
growth and improvement of our
communities in the decades to come.
With the new global economic changes,
the future generation will be faced with
more powerful challenges in America.
We are prepared. Our leaders are
dynamic and committed. This
conference will provide delegates from
all over the United States and other
parts of the world with the opportunity
for new directions to unite, share,
educate, network and advocate not only
on national, civic and domestic policy
matters affecting Filipino Americans,
but also on issues such as improving
the academic achievement of Filipino
American students with access to
funding for higher levels of education,  
ensuring that competent services by
health providers are given to Filipino
Americans, and  developing the
community in understanding and
providing a strong economic base by
increasing awareness of new and
global emerging economic market
trends.

The work will be heavy and the journey
long, but in the end it will ensure a
more prominent place for the Filipino
and Filipino American in the American
enterprise.