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Event: The
Can Do 4:13 Scholarship Fund’s Can Do Arts Sale & Social features
33 pieces of artwork completed by students at Peoria’s Irving Primary
School. The kids, with the help of two new art teachers, have been stretched
to new heights as they studied the works of Munch, Klee, Monet and Picasso,
as well as studies in copper, batik, color, and oil. Now, they’re showing
off their own masterpieces. Also available will be flower pots designed by
the students!
Date: Friday, May 30, 2008
Time: 5:30pm-8:00pm
New Location:: East Peoria Embassy Suites has graciously
provided a banquet room to host this special event. There will be $10
fee - complimentary appetizers and cash bar will be available. We thank
Lindsay’s on Liberty for their hospitality the past four years
but have moved to the Embassy Suites for more room and parking.
Goal: The goal of the Can Do Arts sale
is one of two main fundraisers for the Can Do 4:13 Scholarship Fund,
but just as important, it helps kids develop
a Can Do attitude. Not only does completing artwork help develop their
self-esteem and discipline, they are able to see and reap financial benefits.
The event is part of the funding mechanism for the $1,000 scholarships
that they’ll be awarded when they graduate from high school and
transition to post secondary institutions. Nearly 100% of the contributions
from the Can Do Arts sale benefit the Can Do scholarships.
Mission: The mission of the Can Do 4:13 Scholarship
Fund is to instill a "Can Do" attitude in Irving fourth graders
to stay focused on graduating from high school so they can attend college
or a technical training institution. The hope is that the "Can Do
Kids" will graduate with job skills so that they may become positive,
driving forces within their families and community.
Contact Information: For further information about the
Can Do Arts Sale, please
contact us by phone at (309) 678-9607.
All contributions (which
are tax deductible) to the Can Do 4:13 Scholarship Fund, the Can Do Walk,
and Can
Do Arts are managed by the Community Foundation
of Central
Illinois. Thanks to Michael’s Arts & Crafts and Joan’s Trophy
for assisting with the presentation of the artwork. |