Showing posts with label fundraiser. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fundraiser. Show all posts

Thursday, July 18, 2013

Let's Paint a Mural for the Kids!


The fundraising campaign has begun! Over the past 5 months LABnormal has been working with the Frank Callen Boys & Girls Club at Kayton Homes developing a project to provide renovations to their center.

Our goal is to raise $12,000 that will go towards interior renovations and ultimately fund an exterior mural to transform their center. Please check out our indiegogo page for more information and to support our project!


Spread the message with friends and family to create as strong a community supported project as possible!

Wednesday, July 10, 2013

First Shipment of Supplies!


Thank you Art Room Aid supporters, our first shipment of supplies arrived today thanks to your contributions!


We received colored pencils, paint brushes, scissors and glue which will serve as a great base to our supply collection for the rest of the summer!


Thanks again for your support and can’t wait to see what the kids to with all these supplies!

Tuesday, June 11, 2013

UPDATE: Summer Fundraiser


With school out of session and the Summer Camp starting this week at Kayton-Frazier Boys & Girls Club, the Summer Art Program is just around the corner! We have started a fundraising campaign through Blick Art Material’s Art Room Aid, which is an online community to help raise funds to purchase art materials. We’re looking for as many contributions as possible and we would appreciate your support immensely! Click here for a link to our project page!

Check back for more updates as we get closer to the start of the program and on the status of the fundraiser!

Thanks for your support!

UPDATE: Your contributions through our Art Room Aid Fundraiser raised a total of $220 for art supplies for the Summer Art Program! Thank you so much!

This will provide a great start for a collection that will go towards the great projects we have ahead of us this summer!


Thank you again and stay tuned for more updates on the program!