Posts Tagged ‘Non-profit’

Experimenting with Red.

July 10, 2009

du jour

Paradigm of Love

San Jose Clinic

Susan and I hosted a “Shades of Red” party inviting a mix of both artists and non-art types. An experimental event of sorts – our plan was to provide a relaxing atmosphere where people could get to know each other, be creative and just enjoy expressing their point of view on canvas. “What does red mean to you?” was our theme. Through the artistic contributions of many, we created two fabulous paintings, which we dubbed “du jour” and “Paradigm of Love”.

Afterwards our guest Nancy Enright, suggested we donate the paintings to the San José Clinic for its “Art With Heart” Silent Art Auction.

The San José Clinic, is one of the oldest charity clinics in the United States. They have been providing healthcare to the uninsured since 1922 and are the only full-time clinic in the Greater Houston area dedicated exclusively to serving the uninsured.

“This was the first party I attended where I hardly knew anyone and had such a wonderful time”, said party guest Marshall Graham.

We’ll do this again. How about “green”?

Beans for United Way.

June 24, 2009

BeansBasket

The folks at Baker Hughes host a fun United Way day event every spring for their employees. They solicit contributions of all types for a silent auction to inspire giving.

We put all Prism’s recent “beans things” in one of those extra large cellophane bags from Palmer Packaging (we love this place*) and did our best to make it look like top florists do. Sometimes, hands-on is the best way to go.

*If you’ve never visited Palmer Packaging on Richmond Avenue, Houston, it’s a designer’s best Houston source for low-cost event supplies. Tell them Prism sent you.


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