Mark your calendars for the Twin Cities’ musical event of the year. The 14th Annual SJA Cabaret will take place October 24 & 25 and its theme is entitled Music Therapy Cabaret. This yearly fundraiser benefits SJA’s Peace and Justice Fund. Cabaret 2008 has been sold out. Past Justice Fund Recipients include the following: Nonviolent Peaceforce presently has a peace force in Sri Lanka. Bridging Inc. provides furniture for low-income families. Give Us Wings provides medical assistance in Kenya and Uganda. HOPE Community provides safe affordable housing in the Phillips neighborhood. Sister Sarah Productions is creating a documentary film that focuses on the financial and moral divide that the Sioux in the Midwestern U.S. face today. LAGOS promotes human rights for Guatemalans. ZOOM helps local neighbors in transition find stability. St. Anthony Developmental works with high-risk infants and toddlers to prepare them for school. Peace House provides a safe place for homeless men and women. Open Your Heart will help bring a 14 year-old Palestinian youth to MN for schooling. District 202 provides educational programming for GLBT youth. New Foundations deals with the issues of addiction, poverty and homelessness. Veterans for Peace works to end war. Hamline Midway Home Nursing assists elders to stay in their homes. Nokomis Healthy Seniors also helps elders to stay in their homes. Minnesota Alliance of Peacemakers coordinates peace and justice efforts in the Twin Cities. Hiroshima/Nagasaki Commemoration Committee will work on events to remember the 60th anniversary of the bombings.