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Help Us Keep the Arts Alive
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Over the last year,
more than 1,000 underserved public school students participated in our arts and learning programs. In 2008, we brought
ROOM 13, an international network of student-driven creative studios, to America. Since that time, each of our studios is filled to capacity
with students who are making art, sharing ideas, making decisions, and growing a micro-business around the arts.
We are proud to announce the launch of ROOM 13 at John Muir High School.
Help us fill the room with inspired students and inspiring art!
School is open and now is the time to donate! Your contribution is fully tax-deductible to the extent provided by law.
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Every contribution matters!
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Room
13 Students at Chiat Day
Advertising Agency. |
Room
13 Foshay Students. |
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13 Students Visiting Artist
Frank Romero in His Studio. |
Our
other arts and learning programs that bring opportunity to
students:
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L.A.
Futures Academy Students at
Venice
High School Graduation. |
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L.A.
Futures Academy Students at
DDB Ad
Academy. |
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The L.A. FUTURES ACADEMY is a two-year career pathways program that provides a real-world application to college-bound, career-ready initiatives in public schools. Addressing the needs of young people at a critical age, the Academy is helping to cultivate tomorrow's talent pool and providing the life skills, know-how, and mentorship necessary for young people to advance toward creative fields.
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EFTA
2010 Saturday High Winner,
Jason
Nguyen, with Bottled Up. |
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EFTA
Artists with their Artwork
at Art
Center College of Design. |
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EXPRESSING FEELINGS THROUGH ART
(EFTA), a prevention program delivered in partnership with Mental Health America, engages hundreds of high school students throughout L.A. County. A public exhibition will be held in May at Art Center College of Design, and scholarships will be awarded to acknowledge outstanding student participants.
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Light Bringer Project Builds Community Through the Power of Arts and Education
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We believe our value to these young people is significant and we need your help. Thank you for supporting us!
If you have any questions, or for more information, please phone
us at (626) 590-1134
or e-mail Thomas Coston, President, LBP@earthlink.net,
or Patricia Hurley, Managing Director,
hurleypanne@yahoo.com.
To learn more about all the programs and events of Light Bringer Project, visit our
Web site, at www.lightbringerproject.com,
or Follow us & Like us on Facebook ...
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Light Bringer Project, P.O.
Box 968, Pasadena, CA 91102
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receive further mailings, please contact us.
E-Mail Design by Douglas
Drenkow.
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