| Books on Wheels Pledges to Donate 10,000 books in 2010! Books on Wheels is very happy to have a space to call home located at Since Books on Wheels is a publicly supported non-profit organization, we rely on the generous donations from individuals like you in keeping us literally running. So, we are launching a campaign to raise $10,000 to provide 10,000 books during 2010. For each dollar donated, you are guaranteeing that a child in need is getting a new or gently used book from Books on Wheels. We are asking that everyone please donate to our safe, online fundraising sites NETWORK FOR GOOD Or PAY PAL. And, as always, you can visit our Donate Page on our website for more details. Thank you for your ongoing support. Please visit our website to see more about our donation campaign and we will keep you updated about the progress throughout the year! Sincerely, Shelley Briggs, MSW |
Thursday, February 04, 2010
$10,000 For 10,000 Books in 2010
Friday, August 07, 2009
PARADISE PARK MURAL OPENING
Come Celebrate
We made a mural
SAT. AUG 8th
11:30am – 2:00pm
FREE / FUN FOR ALL AGES
NO BS BRASS BAND Parade
March time line up 12:15pm (in the park)
- Visual Arts Center craft table – Make a shaker
- Meet their Giant Parade puppet
- Art on Wheels mobile printing press
- Dance - Eat - March - Create
- Paradise Park is a Fan Pocket Park
Bordered by Grove, Floyd, Allen & Vine
(entrance through alleys on N. Vine or N. Allen)
More info:
- paradise-park.org
- facebook.com/paradiseparkva
- twitter.com/GeoParadiseRVA
- Email:paradiseparkva@verizon.net
- Donna @ 804 332-5276
Saturday, August 01, 2009
Send in the Clowns
Monday, July 20, 2009
Breast Cancer Benefit @ Art 6
Read the whole story below. This is about the community showing it's heart. If you can help in any way, please do.
From Christina Newton, Director of Curated Culture:
Dear Friends,
I hope you'll join me on Saturday, August 1st for a special evening. It would actually mean the world to me. In an effort to help two amazing women with their battle with breast cancer, I'm organizing a fundraiser on their behalf and I really hope you can make it. I've known Theodora Anne Merry and Marian Hollowell for years, and admire them tremendously, as well as their art and their work in the community. These women have made an indelible impact on Richmond, not only as visual and performing artists, but through their efforts to create and sustain our creative community. From Theodora's leadership ofNeighborhood School of the Arts to helping to create the InLight Richmond project, to Marian's work in founding Urban Artists Underground, Artspace and art6 galleries, I'd be surprised if you haven't reaped the benefits of their love and labor at some point.But with no insurance - as many of us in the arts and cultural community suffer - and increasing bills, they can now use our help more than ever in dealing with mounting bills and the inability to work during this time. All you have to do to help is grab a 10 spot and fix a favorite dish!
Festivities will take place Saturday, August 1, 2009 at art6 Gallery and feature live music by Rattlemouth, whose grooves will get everyone to the dance floor! We'll also have poetry readings of Theodora's and Marian's works, a delicious potluck, and a cash bar.Christina
*Please put name of dish and list of ingredients on your potluck dish.
Saturday, August 1, 2009
6:30pm - doors open and potluck begins
7:30pm-9:30pm - Rattlemouth performs
art6 Gallery
6 East Broad Street
Richmond, VA 23219
Suggested minimum donation $10, although we'll be excited to accept more.
Donations can also be made in honor of a specific lovely lady if you wish.
Our sincerest thanks to our event sponsors: art6 Gallery and Rattlemouth
http://www.art6.org/
http://www.myspace.com/rattlemouth