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Sponsored by: The Salvation Army Minimum age: 18 We are only as good as the volunteers working hand in hand with officers and employees. There are approximately 54 volunteers for every one employee of The Salvation Army. We could not do the great work we do without volunteers like you.The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center of Orange County . . .

Sponsored by: Project Hope Alliance Minimum age: 18 Our Data Entry Volunteers are a crucial part of maintaining program, development and operations tracking; these volunteers operate in-house and directly support staff in ensuring the completion and entry of all data processes that are essential in driving programming and development. Organized, proc . . .

Did you know that on any given night in Orange County, almost 4,300 people are homeless? As we tuck ourselves into our warm beds, with sturdy roofs over our heads, there are individuals and families with small children hunkering down for the night in parks, on the beach, in cars, and under freeway onramps and bridges. These less fortunate neighbors of ours did not choose their current circumstance. They are often victims of job loss or underemployment, domestic violence, veterans with few resources at their disposal, or suffering from severe mental illness.

Our mission at Share Our Selves calls us to be advocates for systemic change – addressing the conditions of poverty and working tirelessly to break the cycle of homelessness in our community. We are committed to actualizing our mission, and we invite you to join us by participating in the 3rd Annual Sleep Out on Superior on Thursday, November 17th for our family night or at our overnight event on Friday, November 20th – Saturday, November 21st.

We are coordinating our efforts with National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week. This weeklong effort is held annually the week before Thanksgiving to encourage us to remember and assist those who have less to be thankful for. By committing to sleeping outside for one night, you will be joining a local and national movement.

More than 40% of homeless individuals in Orange County are without shelter. As you turn off the light tonight and drift off into a carefree and relaxing sleep, remember that these are simple luxuries not everyone has. We hope you will join us at Sleep Out on Superior. Together we can bring awareness to these issues, and make our community safer, healthier, and happier for all.

It is a time of crisis for the delightfully ghoulish family created by cartoonist Charles Addams. Gomez and Morticia’s daughter Wednesday is growing up. Now eighteen, she has fallen in love with a “normal” boy, and to make matters worse, has invited him and his parents over for dinner. In one fateful, hilarious night, secrets are disclosed, relationships are tested, and the Addams family must confront the one horrible thing they’ve managed to avoid for generations — change.

Did you know that on any given night in Orange County, almost 4,300 people are homeless? As we tuck ourselves into our warm beds, with sturdy roofs over our heads, there are individuals and families with small children hunkering down for the night in parks, on the beach, in cars, and under freeway onramps and bridges. These less fortunate neighbors of ours did not choose their current circumstance. They are often victims of job loss or underemployment, domestic violence, veterans with few resources at their disposal, or suffering from severe mental illness.

Our mission at Share Our Selves calls us to be advocates for systemic change – addressing the conditions of poverty and working tirelessly to break the cycle of homelessness in our community. We are committed to actualizing our mission, and we invite you to join us by participating in the 3rd Annual Sleep Out on Superior on Thursday, November 17th for our family night or at our overnight event on Friday, November 20th – Saturday, November 21st.

We are coordinating our efforts with National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week. This weeklong effort is held annually the week before Thanksgiving to encourage us to remember and assist those who have less to be thankful for. By committing to sleeping outside for one night, you will be joining a local and national movement.

More than 40% of homeless individuals in Orange County are without shelter. As you turn off the light tonight and drift off into a carefree and relaxing sleep, remember that these are simple luxuries not everyone has. We hope you will join us at Sleep Out on Superior. Together we can bring awareness to these issues, and make our community safer, healthier, and happier for all.

Belgian born and Berlin based producer Seba, better known as Kill Frenzy, has an infinite affinity for crude, lewd, deep and dark vibrations. As a teenager, he acquired a distinct taste for house and techno from the greats: Jeff Mills, Green Velvet, DJ Godfather, David Clarke, DJ Slugo, DJ Milton, DJ Funk. These kingpins would o!ccasionally drop booty records, which further peaked Kill Frenzy’s interest.These tunes went on to lay the foundation for KF’s initial releases on Ghetto Test (a subsidiary of the infamous Dust Traxx Records) and Juke Trax (DJ Godfather’s Ghetto Tech label). His rapid-fire juke joints, clocking around 160 BPM, were pure youthful adrenaline. Seba soon came back around to his early love of filthy and funky s!ounds create his most well known release thus far, “Make That Booty Clap.”In 2012, Kill Frenzy signed to Claude VonStroke’s San Francisco based label, dirtybird. The idyllic pairing of “Booty Clap” and dirtybird, enabled the record to spread like a virus, infecting DJs as d!iverse as Soul Clap and Skrillexthe later of whom helped turn this signature tune into a festival anthem.Taylr Swft, Kill Frenzy’s debut album is due out on dirtybird this coming November. Label boss, VonStroke says:”I’m almost sad to start sharing the new Kill Frenzy album with everyone else because it has been my secret weapon all summer.At one point I was playing seven tracks from the album in the same s!et – it was almost embarrassing. I’m very fickle about choosing what I play and this album is amazing.”Kill Frenzy’s inaugural album will include a collective plethora of sounds for an assorted audience with singles like “No Panties” for the ecstatic festival and club-goers and “All Night” for the Funktion- One hungry super fans. Sba’s diverse love for bizarre yet melodic, catchy underground house & techno is what has lured DJs and dancers worldwide, making him a force to be reckoned with.

Modern Disco Ambassadors presents WAVS with Kill Frenzy at The Wayfarer in Costa Mesa, Calif. Guests 21+ will enjoy dancing to renowned artists in intimate venue housing less than 300 in capacity.

Check out the talent: https://soundcloud.com/killfrenzy

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Venue Opens: Doors 9 p.m.
Venue Contact Info: The Wayfarer: 843 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627
Venue Phone Number: (949) 764-0039
Venue Website: http://www.wayfarercm.com/