Hey Milwaukee, if you want something to do tomorrow night....go to this event!
I donated some pieces last year which sold, so I donated two of my watercolors this year as well...
Ma-Kah Water for all Art Show and Silent Auction!
The City Center at 735
735 N Water Street
Milwaukee, WI 53202
Please join us Saturday, August 20th for an Art Show supporting the Ma-Kah Water For All Foundation. A non-profit organization dedicated to supplying the people of Cameroon, Africa with clean drinking water, founded by my good friend Sam Dinga in the name of his sister, Ma Kah Dinga who passed away due at age 40 in 2009 due to stomach complications. Sam, originally from Cameroon, has pledged to build 40 wells throughout Cameroon in her name.
$15 @ the Door! All proceeds go to the Ma-Kah Water for all Fund!
Raffle will be going on all night! | 20 State Local Artists! |
Art for Sale!
The Doors open at 5PM - Program will start at 6PM
There will be a bar serving drinks all night!
5 - Doors (Bar, Silent Auction, appetizers)
6 - Presentation by Founder Sam Dinga!
645 - Tamarind Tribal Belly Dance (www.tamarindtribalbellydance.com)
730 - Mash'Allah Reggae Band (http://www.myspace.com/mas
845 - Live Art Auction
930 - Mash'Allah Reggae Band (http://www.myspace.com/mas
1030 -Raffle item winners announced and Thank you! (Closing of Show)
You can find more information on The Ma-Kah Water For All Foundation by using the links below:
Can't make it to show but still want to support? Visit the link below to make an online donation!
https://www.facebook.com/p
http://makahwaterforall.ca
"The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that only 44 percent of the population of the North West region has access to potable water (WHO, 2009). The rest of the province’s 1.2 million inhabitants either drink from streams and lakes polluted with human and animal feces and suffer from water-borne diseases such as cholera, diarrhea, and typhoid or have to walk up to seven miles to collect clean drinking water from sporadically placed water pumps which are unreliable and hard to maintain. The Northwest Province is 90 percent dependent on farming for survival. Its lack of clean drinking water is exacerbated by agricultural deforestation, aquifer depletion, and soil erosion."
ETA: my pieces, unfortunately did not sell this year, but as I understand it, they raised enough money for two new wells, so there you go! YAY!
I donated some pieces last year which sold, so I donated two of my watercolors this year as well...
Ma-Kah Water for all Art Show and Silent Auction!
The City Center at 735
735 N Water Street
Milwaukee, WI 53202
Please join us Saturday, August 20th for an Art Show supporting the Ma-Kah Water For All Foundation. A non-profit organization dedicated to supplying the people of Cameroon, Africa with clean drinking water, founded by my good friend Sam Dinga in the name of his sister, Ma Kah Dinga who passed away due at age 40 in 2009 due to stomach complications. Sam, originally from Cameroon, has pledged to build 40 wells throughout Cameroon in her name.
$15 @ the Door! All proceeds go to the Ma-Kah Water for all Fund!
Raffle will be going on all night! | 20 State Local Artists! |
Art for Sale!
The Doors open at 5PM - Program will start at 6PM
There will be a bar serving drinks all night!
5 - Doors (Bar, Silent Auction, appetizers)
6 - Presentation by Founder Sam Dinga!
645 - Tamarind Tribal Belly Dance (www.tamarindtribalbellydance.com)
730 - Mash'Allah Reggae Band (http://www.myspace.com/mas
845 - Live Art Auction
930 - Mash'Allah Reggae Band (http://www.myspace.com/mas
1030 -Raffle item winners announced and Thank you! (Closing of Show)
You can find more information on The Ma-Kah Water For All Foundation by using the links below:
Can't make it to show but still want to support? Visit the link below to make an online donation!
https://www.facebook.com/p
http://makahwaterforall.ca
"The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that only 44 percent of the population of the North West region has access to potable water (WHO, 2009). The rest of the province’s 1.2 million inhabitants either drink from streams and lakes polluted with human and animal feces and suffer from water-borne diseases such as cholera, diarrhea, and typhoid or have to walk up to seven miles to collect clean drinking water from sporadically placed water pumps which are unreliable and hard to maintain. The Northwest Province is 90 percent dependent on farming for survival. Its lack of clean drinking water is exacerbated by agricultural deforestation, aquifer depletion, and soil erosion."
ETA: my pieces, unfortunately did not sell this year, but as I understand it, they raised enough money for two new wells, so there you go! YAY!
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