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Promoting Food Bank Awareness
30,000 bottles of hot sauce donated from dragon's reserve
Cal Dragon's Vinegaroon Texas Hot Sauce | Favorite Of Foodbanks Across The USA
United for america ignited by unilever
House Of The Dragon Supports United For America Ignited By Unilever
During this time, millions of Americans across the country are experiencing an increased need for essential products and supplies. As a purpose-driven company that believes in making cleanliness and sustainable living commonplace, Unilever believes it is our responsibility to do all that we can to ensure that Americans can thrive now and in the future.
United for America is a movement, ignited by Unilever, to unite to deliver food, medical supplies, hygiene and cleaning products, and other critical supplies to our nation’s aid organizations on the front line. By standing with and supporting these organizations, we can ensure that all those impacted by the COVID-19 crisis get the help they need.
We have made a long-term commitment to serve both the essential organizations on the front lines and the individuals, families and vulnerable populations affected most. But it’s more than just a commitment. It’s a promise to remain United for America.
TEAM BROWNSVILLE Humanitarian Assistance for Asylum Seekers
1200 Bottles Hot Sauce Sent
TEAM BROWNSVILLE
Humanitarian Assistance for Asylum Seekers
Together we work to help asylum seekers who find themselves in Brownsville, Texas and at the Brownsville/Matamoros international bridges.
Team Brownsville was founded in July 2018, by a small group of like minded educator volunteers. Since that time, our membership and our mission has expanded with the help of volunteers and donors from around the globe.
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GIVE TO YOUR LOCAL FOOD BANK
GIVE TO YOUR LOCAL FOOD BANK
HouseOfTheDragon.com Supports The Regional Food Bank Of Northeastern New York
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GIVE TO YOUR LOCAL FOOD BANK
GIVE TO YOUR LOCAL FOOD BANK
HouseOfTheDragon.com Supports Atlanta Community Food Bank
GIVE TO YOUR LOCAL FOOD BANK
GIVE TO YOUR LOCAL FOOD BANK
GIVE TO YOUR LOCAL FOOD BANK
HouseOfTheDragon.com Supports Second Harvest Food Bank | Louisiana
GIVE TO YOUR LOCAL FOOD BANK
GIVE TO YOUR LOCAL FOOD BANK
GIVE TO YOUR LOCAL FOOD BANK
HouseOfTheDragon.com Supports Food Bank Of The Rockies
Supporting salvation army
100 Dragon Fashion Face Coverings Donated
Direct Relief to Salvation Army in North Dakota &
Minnesota
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I'm Dailey Pike | I Design Swimwear Using Works Of Art
Long before Jeff Koons was adapting great works of art for Louis Vuitton, I was doing it at my store Dragon Fashion not just on bags, but on skirts, crop tops, leggings and more.
Now, you can take a swim, hang poolside, wearing the works of the greatest artists of all time. Rousseau, Chagall, Modigliani, Mondrian, plus current top Pop & Fractal artists working today. One of a kind, unique, conversation starters and art history, all in a one piece swimsuit.
Filmmaker Photographer Writer Composer | 40 Years Of Creativity In Los Angeles
I am an entertainer turned influencer. Not the other way around. That's my photo of Judith Hill in Vogue Italy. An honor to say the least. Okay, Jay Leno introduced me to Mitzi Shore at The Comedy Store in 1980. After a decade in standup, in the 90's I started doing audience warmup for sitcoms including Cheers, Ellen, Drew and many more. I also worked alongside Arsenio Hall on his late night talk show for six years. This after having introduced Arsenio the very first time he did standup in Chicago, then later introducing him to Mitzi as Jay introduced me to her. CLICK HERE TO READ A BIT ABOUT ME I was lucky enough to be present, on scene, for many iconic moments in TV history including Bill Clinton playing sax on Arsenio and Ellen's coming out episode.
Things I've done include 3 paragraphs about me in the NY Times, a two page centerfold on me in the National Enquirer about my warmup career, performing at the Hollywood Bowl, getting chased off stage at the Apollo Theater, two jazz docs, Bob Barry Jazzopgraphy In Black and White, and A Not So Average Joe. I've shot photographs at the Playboy Jazz Festival, Grammy Museum, Disney Hall, and more juke joints than you can imagine.
Only because I was in the right place was I lucky to meet many of everyone's idols. James Brown, Jerry Lee Lewis, Sammy Davis Jr., humbly I say it's a long list only because of access. If you meet me in person I will be delighted to talk to you about any of this. In fact, you might not be able to get a word in. #hahahahaha Hey, ask me about the two years I worked as Roseanne's sidekick on her daytime talk show. #goodtimes