Help the IQA raise money for Book Aid International and the Quidditch World Cup

The International Quidditch Association is looking to raise money to help fund the Quidditch World Cup and lend a hand to a great charity at the same time.

The IQA is selling t-shirts with 20% of each sale being donated to Book Aid International, one of the world's foremost library development charities.

Featured recently in the Wall Street Journal, the association hosts regional tournaments around the world, is looking to develop a grant program for their official members, and create outreach efforts to teach Quidditch to kids.

The World Cup is relocating this year to the Big Apple where more than 60 college and high school teams have registered to compete Nov. 13 and 14.

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Posted by Micah
10-26-2010at 06:15 AM

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