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The New Legacy Issue
The New Legacy Issue delves into the intersection of the past and present.
That's right, ladies and gentlemen — Mr. Hyphen, Hyphen magazine's signature event, is on its way. Mr. Hyphen celebrates Asian American men devoted to worthy community causes. Apply to become the next Mr. Hyphen!
This competition highlights Asian American men who are leaders and give back to their communities. This event is chance to win a $1,000 prize for nonprofit cause you represent, and it's also the only competition that gives recognition to our Asian American brothers, the recognition that they — and you — deserve!
DEADLINE: September 17, 2010
APPLY ONLINE
MR. HYPHEN 2010 OFFICIAL RULES
Still not convinced? Check out this saucy video showing you exactly why you should be!
For contestant-related questions, please contact Christina at christina.dou@hyphenmagazine.com.
MR. HYPHEN 2010
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Brava! Theater
2781 24th Street
San Francisco
ABOUT MR. HYPHEN
Mr. Hyphen turns stereotypes about Asian males on their heads. The competition is structured like a pageant with rounds of talent, fashion and Q&A in front of a sold-out crowd. Striking a blow for equal-opportunity all-in-good-fun ogling, Mr. Hyphen is an energy-filled evening of fun and charity. And to top it off, the man crowned Mr. Hyphen wins a $1,000 cash donation to his nonprofit organization. Not bad!
Since its inception in 2005, Mr. Hyphen has brought in annual crowds of 500+ and has been covered in national media like the Associated Press. Distinguished guests have served as judges for Mr. Hyphen, including author and journalist Helen Zia, and playwright Philip Kan Gotanda.
Is your company, business or organization interested in being a part of Hyphen's signature charity event?
Contact us at sponsors@hyphenmagazine.com or view the Mr. Hyphen 2010 Sponsorship Kit with details, stats, and sponsorship opportunities HERE.
Download the Sponsorship Letter HERE.
Download the 2010 Sponsorship Kit HERE.
The New Legacy Issue delves into the intersection of the past and present.
The previous issue of Hyphen is available in its entirety for your perusing pleasure. Almost as good as having it right in your hands!
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