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On the 13th of June, Something Art Coalition and the Shauna Rose Kaufman Foundation will host Arte para Niños at Pepperidge Community Playground. Art coalition members and local families will take part in bubble art, face painting, gardening activities, and more. At the end of the event, gift baskets provided by the South Eastern Readiness Team will be gifted to the families who attend.
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On March 23rd, 2015, Something Art Coalition and the Shauna Rose Kaufman Foundation held March for Change at Bedford Park in Georgetown, DE. The event showcased work by local artists and photographers, live musical performances, presented information on health and nutrition, and attracted local families, community organizers, and interested people from all over the state of Delaware. As a celebration of culture and healthy living, March for Change was a success.
On April 25th the people of Nepal suffered a devastating earthquake. Thousands of people have died, and millions have lost there homes, and even entire towns have been destroyed.
March for Change will be presented in part by The Shauna Rose Kaufman Foundation (SRKF), a charitable non-profit organization that works to spread art, education, and equality wherever we can serve. Â Before the earthquake, the communities in Nepal were already some of the poorest in the world, so in 2011 the SRKF partnered with Nepali activist Ram Krishna Sahi to provide an art teacher for an elementary school in Bhaktapur, Nepal. The teacher instructed 14 classes a week, serving over 500 students from grades 3-8. The foundation also set up a local art competition for the local schools, and established a sister school/art exchange program with Lord Baltimore Elementary.
Currently, the foundation has three board members working in Nepal providing food, water, and medicine to affected communities. We have also been interviewed by local news sources, such as WMDT, WBOC, and the News Journal, about the crisis and our efforts. The SRKF and members of its open branch "Something Art Coalition" will continue to work towards things that benefit both our local communities and humanity alike. We want to bring lively and healthy local events for people of all ages to enjoy, we want to spread art and fulfillment, and we want to bring help to those in need.
When we openly share our art, our music, and our ideas, we bring a richer spirit and vibrance to our world. And when we unite as a community to provide support for those in need, our global presence becomes stronger. Let's do good for the sake of good.
March for Change is a free event open to all, so please invite anyone and everyone you know.
And any toward the relief effort in Nepal can be made through ShaunaRose.com
For more information about this month’s event, please visit this link:
https://www.facebook.com/events/860230500716839/
March for Change will be our first big art bash of the summer, and an event that is sure to be as fun as it is informative. Our aim is to bring the local community an event that is accessible to all people, Below is a link to our event pages, and to a go fund me account for those interested in making a contribution.
https://www.facebook.com/events/667243676717458/700324730076019/
https://www.facebook.com/events/860230500716839/
http://www.gofundme.com/mfcgtown
