About the Fundraiser

My workplace, Kids Country Childcare, is hosting an arts and crafts sale to raise money for the charity Save the Children.

We will be selling:
Paintings, T-shirts, pinatas, "I have a heart for Haiti" keepsakes, designer onsies and bibs, funky head bands, and much, much more. (see pictures below....)

Other activities:
Face painting for donations, Dance-A-Thon, and a silent auction (for the works of local professional artists).

Where and When?
St. Francis Methodist Church

April 17th, 2010
11:00am - 5:00pm


Come hungry!
We will also have a consessional thanks to St. Francis Women of Today, and we will also be selling specialty "I have a heart for Haiti" cupcakes and signature drinks.

OUR MERCHANDISE

OUR MERCHANDISE
Tie blankets, wands, funky headbands, Unicorn Pinata...

"I have a heart for Haiti" items, and decorative jars: some filled with Playdough, and some filled with homemade organic skin scrub.

Examples of our hand-painted designer onesies.

24 month onesies

Example of designer shoes donated by a local artist.

Examples of our Youth T-shirts

Example of an Adult T-shirt.

Examples of our "magic" wands. There's about 25 camo wands (of different colors), 20 specialty made gold wands, and 40+ patterned wands.

Some of our cute hand-painted bibs!

I will be doing the facepainting at the event.

Sunday, January 17, 2010

The Beginning

This blog is baby fresh, but I have some things up my sleeve to unfold. I'm working on useing Save the Children to start a fundraiser for the victims of Haiti. I have the plan, but I need to propose it to my boss... I will keep everyone updated and let them know how they can help if they wish. I have already started a First Giving account for Save the Children, but they are having technical difficulties at the moment... I will have that LINK/Gidget posted here ASAP. It's posted on my other blog, The Penlot (as well as on FB under my "Fundraising" tab),but as I said before it's malfunctioning at the moment...

I'm hoping this will be my first, long overdue step into useing my creative gifts to help at least a little corner of the world.

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