In a distinctive fusion of art, philanthropy, and international collaboration, international students from Approach International Student Center are set to unveil CharityArt – an art exhibition with a purpose. Rooted in the vision of Portuguese student Minouche Martins, the exhibition seeks to channel the transformative power of art to raise funds for Baluarte USA, a leading NGO serving underprivileged children in Africa and Northeast Brazil.
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The Catalyst Behind CharityArt
Minouche Martins, a Portuguese international student, and a firm believer in the transformative power of art, lit the flame for this event. Her question, "Why not create an event where artists can use their art to help children in need?" did not fall on deaf ears. Minouche, alongside the Approach ISC, Baluarte USA, and her fellow international students, has coordinated this event as not only a showcase of artistic prowess but as a conduit for real-world impact.
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The team at CharityArt also extends a special invitation to the media community and local influencers
"Your coverage can amplify our message, making art the medium and the message for positive change," asserts Minouche, also the Student Ambassador at Approach ISC.
How You Can Help:
Contribute: To donate art, sponsor, or volunteer, reach out directly to Minouche Martins at minouchemartins@approachisc.edu or fill out this form!
CharityArt is not just a mere exhibition; it represents a powerful movement that embodies the boundless potential of global unity and a shared sense of purpose. Join us in this extraordinary project and become a catalyst for positive change in the lives of underprivileged children in Angola, Congo, and the Northeastern region of Brazil.
About Baluarte USA - https://baluarteworld.org/
Baluarte USA is committed to providing essential support to impoverished children in Africa (Angola and Congo) and Northeast Brazil, ensuring they access basic necessities and educational opportunities, securing a brighter future.
Learn more about Baluarte with this video: