Executive Director, Ashley Holmer with guests Jay Rubin and Scott Mylnechuck.
Portland, April 26th. The launch party for “Red Sweater Project” was an artful affair with hundreds of items up for sale at the Springbox Gallery to raise money for the charity. The new, locally based, nonprofit helps to create affordable, accessible and advanced educational opportunities for children in rural Tanzania. Executive Director, Ashley Holmer thanked guests like Jay Rubin and Scott Mylnechuck for their support.
Supporters had had lots of art from which to choose at the Red Sweater Benefit. Volunteer, Tim Sexton, sold raffle tickets wearing one of the organization's t-shirt.
Supporters say, "It's such a simple gesture: put a child in a red sweater and send them to school. Provide food for each student every day. Watch them grow."
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