Presidential Inauguration/Hotels Available through Hotels 4 Life

Looking for hotels during the upcoming Presidential Inauguration? The Ukpe-Roberts Foundation has become an active player to make sure profits at this historic event benefit lives.

Due to some very conscious minded individuals, the Ukpe-Roberts Foundation was donated over 100 prime hotels in coveted, sold-out locations during the week of January 17 - January 22, 2009, the week of the Presidential Inauguration. Each hotel reservation will be sold on a first come, first serve basis, with proceeds benefiting their HIV/AIDS prevention initiatives in Africa.

The Foundation has also set aside a hotel reservation to raffle off for $50.00, because every American deserves a chance to attend this historic event. So, don't worry if you're not considered one of America's elite, you too have a chance at attending the next, and probably the biggest Presidential Inauguration in America's history.

For more information, contact www.ukpe-robertsfoundation.org, or call (877) 619-5936 for more information.

Looking for a Hotel for the Inauguration?

LOOK NO FURTHER. If you've recently tried to make a hotel reservation in Washington, DC during the week of the Presidential Inauguration 2009, January 16th - January 22nd (Inauguration is January 20, 2009), you noticed that either all the hotels have been reserved or hotels in DC are $750-$850 per night. There are some hotels like Hotel 6 and star 1 hotels outside of DC that are still available, but even those are going for upward $220.00. Due to the nature of this election and the fact that history will be made in America on election night, count on inauguration hotels and events being completely booked out.

The Ukpe-Roberts Foundation (www.ukpe-robertsfoundation.org) has been given 100 hotels for the Inauguration. Through our Campaign, "Hotels for Life," Our Foundation is selling 5 day/5night packages (Jan.17-22), and the price listed on their website may be negotiable.

For more information, go to www.ukpe-robertsfoundation.org or call (877) 619-5936 for more information.