The Indian Temple of Guam, established as a Non-Profit organization, is deeply rooted in Indian spirituality and culture while simultaneously extending a warm and welcoming hand to the entire community of Guam, embracing individuals from all faiths and backgrounds. It serves as a common sanctuary, offering a nurturing space where cultural and spiritual diversity is not only celebrated but genuinely respected. The Temple creates a harmonious environment, blending varied traditions and practices from different communities and beliefs into a unified space of acceptance and festivity. Through organizing various festivals, events, and charitable activities, the Temple fosters a spirit of unity, ensuring the rich diversity of multiple cultures continues to prosper, intertwining to form the diverse and inclusive community that is Guam.

1. Who is presenting this event?
   The Indian community in Guam is making this fantastic event possible with the help of fellow community members. Net proceeds will directly benefit the Indian Temple of Guam.
    
2. Are all the tickets the same price?
   Each seat's price is the same but depends on the age of the guest. Adults/Teens (12+ yrs): $110.00 per person (any age) Children (5 - 11 yrs): $55.00 Children (4 yrs & under): Free
    
3. Would food be served?
   Yes! This is a major highlight of the Diwali Ball. Come enjoy wonderful Indian cuisine prepared by Dusit Thani Guam Resort.Dinner is included. The ticket holder/attendee is solely responsible for his/her own allergies and well-being in regards to any food served at the event.
    
4. Can I pay cash for tickets?
   General audience tickets are only sold online as digital tickets. Hence, only online payments are accepted, through most major Credit Cards and Debit Cards. If you absolutely cannot pay with card, let us know so we can make special arrangements. Email us at board@guamindians.com
    
5. My company is interested in becoming a sponsor. Is this possible?
   Yes, in most cases, we gladly welcome and truly appreciate sponsors. Afterall, all proceeds from this event will go directly to the Indian Temple of Guam. Please contact board@guamindians.com for more information.
    

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