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INTRODUCTION:

Chinese Student SocietyKimmel Center60 Washington Square SouthNew York, NY 10012

To the New York University and Chinese Student Society CommuTo the New York University and Chinese Student Society Commu-nity,

New York University’s Chinese Student Society (CSS) is proud to present to you our 2nd annual benefit concert, DynamiCSS Light it Up. The concept of DynamiCSS is based on Chinese Student Soci-ety (CSS), wanting to create a dynamic impact in showcasing Asian American culture to the NYU and NYC community at large. After having our first show in April 2012, and the widescale success we gained, we hope to continue our cultural awareness and philan-hropic efforts this year as well.

We are writing to you to ask for your support for our show, be it through donating talents, monetary goods, product goods, or simply attending our show. Please read more for more information on Chinese Student Society, DynamiCSS benefit show, the Half the Sky charity organization, and individual contact information.

We hope that you will join us in continuing what we hope will be a tradition for future members of our organization and community.

Warmest Regards,

Chinese Student Society and DynamiCSS

CHINESE STUDENT SOCIETY:

Chinese Student Society was founded in 1959 with the goal of celebrating and appreciating Asian American culture.

Throughout the academic year, CSS hosts weekly events to Throughout the academic year, CSS hosts weekly events to

encourage the interaction of Asian American students and students simply interested in learning more about Asian culture. Our most notable events include the Ice Cream Social, hosted at the begin-ning of the fall semester, the Mid-Autumn Festival, a collaborative event among all 10 ethnic clubs at New York University, and our

annual benefit show.

We are fortunate enough to say we have continuously met bench-marks are providing the New York University and New York City community with traditional cuisines, global issues awareness, and

better understanding of Asian American culture.

To learn more about Chinese Student Society, please visit: http://www.nyu.edu/clubs/css/

DynamiCCS & HOW TO SPONSOR:

Chinese Student Society’s 2011-2012 Presidents, Jennifer Chen and Chinese Student Society’s 2011-2012 Presidents, Jennifer Chen and Alice Tsui created the first DynamiCSS show, Spark the Movement. This year, our theme focuses on continuing the tradition of Dynam-iCSS from its humble, beginning roots. From our 2012 show, we now move on to our 2013 show, Light it Up. We hope to convey the themes of continuity, tradition, and progression.

Although spring 2012 was DynamiCSS first production, it met a great success. With product sponsors from O.P.I, Microsoft Windows, and Verizon, and notable performances by Youtube sensation JustKid-dingFilms, singer songwrite Cate Song, dance company E.P.I.C motion, and Le Clerc’s Martial Arts Studio.

As a sponsor or performer, your brand will be advertised to all of Chinese Student Society’s networks. In addition to the 350 attend-ees, with CSS’ online presence of 4,000 students, 2,000 monthly readers of Generasian magazine, and 4,000 monthly readers of Washington Square News, we provide a comprehensive audience to fit all of your target consumers.

HALF THE SKY:

Half the Sky was created in order to enrich the lives of orphaned children in China. Half the Sky exists to provide the love of family to children who, for whatever reason, have lost what should be every child’s birthright – somebody who cares. The goal is to prepare chil-dren to enter society at an intellectual and social level with their peers while surrounding them with a stimulating, healthy emotional environment. Half the Sky's approach, adapted to each developmen-tal stage, offers continuity of nurturing care, from birth to young adulthood.

To learn more, please visit: http://www.halfthesky.org/en

DynamiCSS BOARD:

Donna Poon, Co-PresidentJack He, Co-President

Andrew Zheng, Catering DirectorEmily Chow, Performance Director

Eric Kang, Treasurer Erica Hsia, Creative DirectorErica Hsia, Creative Director

Fiona Zheng, Operations DirectorGladys Ko, Marketing Chair

Shirley Yu, Public Relations Director