• May, '08 - Our Summer Flip Cup ('Flip-Off') Tournament at Boss Tweed's raised money to shoe and clothe the Boys and Girls Soccer Club of Burundi's Ruyigi province.

From an entry on the blog, 'Burundi Kids' about the youth soccer program started by a progressive new village council chief:  "...Hutu and Tutsi youth are integrated in the teams and learning to play and socialize together.  I was treated to performances by the dance groups and an exhibition soccer game [...] these kids are playing without shoes and uniforms and have a hard time playing other teams due to these limitations.  It took quite an effort to get the one soccer ball they have and to secure the small plot of land on which to play.  He asked me if I could help him get soccer balls, uniforms, and shoes for his two teams."

• April, '08 - Our Spring Flip Cup Tournament at Boss Tweed's raised money for Rwanda Building Blocks.

From their website: "Rwanda Building Blocks, Trinity Baptist Church's Rwanda mission program is about building relationships, houses, trust, partnerships, and love.  It is about playing games, singing, praying, providing children's ministries, learning, teaching, and addressing medical needs, all within the framwork of the house building sites."

• February, '08 - Our Fall Flip Cup Tournament at Boss Tweed's raised money for the Imette St. Guillen Memorial Scholarship Funds.

From Imette's wikipedia entry: "Imette Carmella St. Guillen (March 2, 1981 - February 25, 2006) was an American graduate student and murder victim.  She was studying criminal justice at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York City at the time of her death."

• December, '07 - Our Holiday Trivia Party at St. Patrick's Youth Center raised money for the Food Bank for New York City.

From their website:  "Food Bank For New York City recognizes 25 years as the city's major hunger-relief organization. Working to end food poverty and increase access to affordable, nutritious food for low-income New Yorkers throughout the five boroughs, the Food Bank's initiatives focus on direct services, food sourcing and distribution, education and nutrition, financial empowerment, disaster relief and policy and research."

• September, '07 - Our Fall Flip Cup Tournament at Boss Tweed's raised money for the Thomas G. Labrecque Foundation.

From their website: "The Foundation was founded in 2002 by the Labrecque family in honor of Tom’s memory. At the age of 62 the former Chairman of Chase, a non-smoker, died from lung cancer. Tom’s family and friends initiated the Thomas G. Labrecque Classic, 'Run as One' event, with the hopes of raising lung cancer awareness and vital research dollars to find a cure."

• June, '08 - Our Summer Flip Cup Tournament at Boss Tweed's raised money for Empire State Aids Ride.

From their website:  "So what does it say about you that you're fitting trips to the gym, morning bike rides, and long weekend bike rides into your schedule? That you care enough about the AIDS crisis in New York State to commit a week of vacation time to a ride? That you're brave and determined enough to take on a mountain range and 560 miles of open road?  We think it says that you're extraordinary. We think your friends and your community will feel the same."

• April, '07 - Our Spring Flip Cup Tournament at Boss Tweed's raised money for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.

From their website:  "The National MS Society is a collective of passionate individuals who want to do something about MS now—to move together toward a world free of multiple sclerosis. MS stops people from moving. We exist to make sure it doesn't."