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March 2024

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Thank you to the Town of Webb School in Old Forge, New York for a generous donation and for hosting us for the week.  The school's new mascot is the Timberwolf and we celebrate all wildlife, not just that of Africa, so we painted this with the students!

November 2023

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We just had three brilliant fundraisers at Tambaran Gallery, NYC; Keyes Art Gallery, Sag Harbor; and The Reformed Church of Bronxville.  Thank you to these venues for hosting our sell-out shows and for helping to fund our programs for 2024!

October 2023

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We are back in Malawi where it seems almost every child can draw well!  We are trying to manage the crowd but thankfully we have our Malawian Operations Director Chimwemwe Luwanda here to run things.  Home of Hope is celebrating 25 years of operations and we love coming back here to see all our friends, especially the 94-year-old founder Timothy John Chipeta, or "Agogo" as we all call him (Chichewa for grandfather).  

 

We are forever grateful to Madonna and Raising Malawi for bringing us here 5 years ago.  We started in Malawi doing murals for the Mercy James Center in Blantyre, and each year we add more murals to Home of Hope to honor that tradition.  

Home of Hope, Malawi

September 2023

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We have worked with many of our partners for years, and we started with The Small Things in 2016.  One of the best parts of that process is getting to watch the kids grow up, as artists and as people.  The little ones we started painting with are now off at Secondary Schools and have been reunited with their families (Thanks to The Small Things terrific record with reunification).  What that means is the toddlers who used to disrupt the class with their antics, now rule the class and are the best artists!  With a new generation coming up we look forward to many more years woking on Mt. Meru with these guys!

The Small Things

We are back where it all started in 2014, the Rift Valley Children's Village, and each year just gets better and better.  The Tanzanian Children's Fund provides residential care for over 100 at-risk children, presides over 3 primary schools, a secondary boarding school, medical clinic, micro finance program, and many other exciting projects that are truly transformative to the Oldeani community in Tanzania.  The kids are incredibly talented and each year we do more and more murals for the school campuses!  

Tanzanian Children's Fund

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