ABOUT THE EVENT:

The 5th Annual MojaMoja Awards Brunch and Benefit Concert presented by 89.9 KCRW and hosted by Garth Trinidad will be another historic event featuring an amazing mix of international Pop and Alternative artists. Held at the elegant W Hollywood, this premiere event raises awareness for Oxfam America and the Darfur Stoves Project.

You're in for a treat. Starting with an exclusive DJ set by Garth Trinidad during brunch and specialty cocktail service. Followed by intimate performances selected by Garth Trinidad and a special award presentation to funk legend and Rock & Roll Hall of Famer George Clinton.

PERFORMERS:

Chloe Flower

Chicano Batman

Yuna

Fink

Adrian Younge presents the Delfonics featuring William Hart

PRE-SALE TICKETS:

Get your tickets today for what Billboard.com has called one of the top events GRAMMY® weekend. Discounted pre-sale tickets available January 4th - January 27th. Tickets will not be sold on-site. Don't miss out. Limited space available. After January 19th, regular ticket prices will be as follows: Platinum $175.00, Gold $150.00 and Silver $100.00.

SAVE LIVES:

On top of your ticket, purchase a clean cookstove for $25. 4,000,000 people die each year from illness related to breathing smoke from cooking fires. This is 2x the number of people who died of AIDS in 2010 and 6x as many annual deaths as malaria. Buy a stove and you will save lives, create economic opportunity and combat climate change in Darfur, the western Sudan region, in Africa.

Watch recap video of our 2012 brunch below if you missed this exclusive experience:

PAST EVENTS:

During the past 4 years, the brunch has attracted more than 1,000 key influencers to venues like Mr. C Hotel Beverly Hills, W Hollywood, O Hotel and the AT&T Center. Performances have included Grammy Award Nominees Questlove, Los Amigos Invisibles, Chilean rapper Ana Tijoux, Heavy D, Janelle Monae, Macy Gray, as well as Pop and international Alternative artists Little Dragon, Goapele, Mariachi El Bronx and DJs DaM FunK and Flying Lotus. Honorees of the Vanguard Award presented by Oxfam America have gone to Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Mavis Staples and percussionist icon Sheila E. Visit the MojaMoja Instagram page to see our historical line-ups.

ABOUT OXFAM AMERICA & THE DARFUR STOVES PROJECT (POTENTIAL ENERGY):

A portion of the proceeds will help Oxfam America, an international relief and development organization, continue to create lasting solutions to end poverty, hunger, and injustice. Together with individuals and local groups in more than 90 countries, Oxfam saves lives. Armed conflict in Darfur has uprooted more than 2.5 million people. Oxfam is working with Sudanese partners to provide clean water, agricultural support, tree seedlings, fuel-efficient stoves, and small business trainings and grants for people living in and around the crowded camps.

The Darfur Stoves Project was founded to improve the safety and livelihoods of women by providing fuel-efficient stoves which reduce firewood requirements, limit women’s exposure to violence during firewood collection and decrease the use of money and food rations to obtain fuel. The Darfur Stoves Project is the first initiative of the nonprofit organization Potential Energy. Potential Energy’s mission is to bring life-improving technologies to people in developing nations. Designed to optimize fuel-efficiency and reduce toxic emissions when cooking meals, a clean cookstove is one intervention that addresses almost all of the United Nations’ Millennium Development Goals: ending poverty and hunger; gender equity; child health; maternal health; and environmental sustainability. For half the world’s population, a clean cookstove means one less day of struggling to find enough wood to survive. It means increased safety, better health, less harm to the environment, a higher income, more time and increased employment. Learn more at oxfamamerica.org and potentialenergy.org.