Giving Back
Special events and products that benefit charitable organizations.
Veggiemuse Giving Back
Tuesday, February 09, 2010
Project Linus of New Hampshire
As part of the Disney "Give a Day, Get a Day" program we hand made 5 blankets to donate to Project Linus in New Hampshire. They provide the blankets to children in crisis.
It was a really fun family project...and for a wonderful cause.
Saturday, December 09, 2006
Sunday, March 26, 2006
The Alzheimer's Association - Rhode Island Chapter
A Silent Auction Donation for
The Capital City Auction
"Beyond the Memories"
Thursday, March 16, 2006 at the Roger Williams Park Casino
in Providence, Rhode Island
The proceeds raised at the auction will help Rhode Island families struggling with the effects of Alzheimer's disease
The Alzheimer's Association - Rhode Island Chapter
www.alz-ri-org
401-421-0008
800-272-3900
The Capital City Auction
"Beyond the Memories"
Thursday, March 16, 2006 at the Roger Williams Park Casino
in Providence, Rhode Island
The proceeds raised at the auction will help Rhode Island families struggling with the effects of Alzheimer's disease
The Alzheimer's Association - Rhode Island Chapter
www.alz-ri-org
401-421-0008
800-272-3900
Monday, January 16, 2006
Painting at the Warwick Fraternal Order of Police, Lodge 7
Painting at The Ronald McDonald House, Phoenix Arizona
Thursday, January 12, 2006
2004 Newport Designer's Showhouse...
Photos from the Showhouse
Hand painting
Decorative Finish
Decorative Finish
Hand painting & trompe l'oeil
A distinguished Victorian residence was selected for the 10th anniversary Newport, Rhode Island Designer Showhouse.
sponsored by the Newport Showhouse Guild, whose mission is Charity by Design, the selected house is a fine Victorian located in the historic Top of the Hill section of Newport. The current owners have named their residence Terrazzo Sasso, which translates to Stone Terrace.
The charities selected as beneficiaries of the designers showhouse events and tours are the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center, Lucy's Hearth, City Year Rhode Island, Star Kids and Visiting Nurse Services of Newport and Bristol counties. All of the charities were selected based on their work in the areas mentoring and education.
Hand painting
Decorative Finish
Decorative Finish
Hand painting & trompe l'oeil
A distinguished Victorian residence was selected for the 10th anniversary Newport, Rhode Island Designer Showhouse.
sponsored by the Newport Showhouse Guild, whose mission is Charity by Design, the selected house is a fine Victorian located in the historic Top of the Hill section of Newport. The current owners have named their residence Terrazzo Sasso, which translates to Stone Terrace.
The charities selected as beneficiaries of the designers showhouse events and tours are the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center, Lucy's Hearth, City Year Rhode Island, Star Kids and Visiting Nurse Services of Newport and Bristol counties. All of the charities were selected based on their work in the areas mentoring and education.
Quail Tree House...2003 Newport Designer Showhouse
Photos from the showhouse
Hand painted Quail
Trompe l'oeil painted curtain
Painted ceiling
Decorative painting
Hand Painting
Quail Tree House, Newport, Rhode Island
The 2003 showhouse is the fourth in the series of showplaces produced by this group. This one is in historic Quail Tree house, built in the 1860's and once the seasonal home of Pulitzer Prize winning novelist, poet and short story writer Edith Wharton.
This is a particularly interesting house to decorate since Edith Wharton's first book, published in 1897, was called "The Decoration of Houses" and was the first book written on interior design.
The Quail Tree House has 29 rooms, each decorated by different designers. Designers are largely from Rhode Island, but a few come from nearby Massachusetts and Connecticut to show off their talents.
The 2003 showhouse will donate proceeds to the martin Luther King Jr. Community Center and the Women's Resource Center, echoing Edith Wharton's own devotion to raising money for charities that aid women and children.
Hand painted Quail
Trompe l'oeil painted curtain
Painted ceiling
Decorative painting
Hand Painting
Quail Tree House, Newport, Rhode Island
The 2003 showhouse is the fourth in the series of showplaces produced by this group. This one is in historic Quail Tree house, built in the 1860's and once the seasonal home of Pulitzer Prize winning novelist, poet and short story writer Edith Wharton.
This is a particularly interesting house to decorate since Edith Wharton's first book, published in 1897, was called "The Decoration of Houses" and was the first book written on interior design.
The Quail Tree House has 29 rooms, each decorated by different designers. Designers are largely from Rhode Island, but a few come from nearby Massachusetts and Connecticut to show off their talents.
The 2003 showhouse will donate proceeds to the martin Luther King Jr. Community Center and the Women's Resource Center, echoing Edith Wharton's own devotion to raising money for charities that aid women and children.
The Storybook Ball...Women & Infants Auxiliary
What an amazing evening!
For those of you that don't know about this event...The Storybook Ball is a unique fundraising event developed by the Auxiliary of Woman & Infants Hospital, in Providence, Rhode Island...to benefit the hospital.
This bi-annual gala brings together a wide variety of designers that create tablescapes based on children's stories.
I was fortunate enough to be involved this year and designed a table based on one of my son's favorite books "The Night Eater" by Ana Juan.
The event, which was October 2005, was a treat to attend! Proceeds will support a major expansion of the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and more adult impatient rooms.
Having spent a number of weeks as a patient of Woman & Infants Hospital while I was pregnant and delivering my child there...this project, personally, had a lot of meaning for me.
Below are a few photos of my tablescape and my interpretation of this whimsical story...I can't wait to do it again!
Storybook Ball
Storybook Ball
Storybook Ball
Storybook Ball
For those of you that don't know about this event...The Storybook Ball is a unique fundraising event developed by the Auxiliary of Woman & Infants Hospital, in Providence, Rhode Island...to benefit the hospital.
This bi-annual gala brings together a wide variety of designers that create tablescapes based on children's stories.
I was fortunate enough to be involved this year and designed a table based on one of my son's favorite books "The Night Eater" by Ana Juan.
The event, which was October 2005, was a treat to attend! Proceeds will support a major expansion of the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and more adult impatient rooms.
Having spent a number of weeks as a patient of Woman & Infants Hospital while I was pregnant and delivering my child there...this project, personally, had a lot of meaning for me.
Below are a few photos of my tablescape and my interpretation of this whimsical story...I can't wait to do it again!
Storybook Ball
Storybook Ball
Storybook Ball
Storybook Ball
Silent Auction Donation...the Make a Wish Foundation of Rhode Island
Kelsey's Bedroom Makeover...
Monday, January 02, 2006
The Make a Wish Foundation of Rhode Island Signature Bracelets
Give a gift that gives back...for yourself or a loved one
I offer a "signature bracelet" with a percentage of the proceeds benefiting The Make a Wish Foundation of Rhode Island
each one-of-a-kind piece is handmade with vintage beads, semi-precious stones and features a "star"...which is their symbol. They all include a small tag stating the connection to the organization.
the bracelets can be purchased directly through me or by contacting their office.
The Make a Wish Foundation of RI grants the wishes of children with life-threatening conditions.
There are many other ways that you can help...
Please visit their website at www.makeawishri.org
or contact them directly at
401-781-WISH (9474)
757 Park Avenue
Cranston, Rhode Island 02910
I offer a "signature bracelet" with a percentage of the proceeds benefiting The Make a Wish Foundation of Rhode Island
each one-of-a-kind piece is handmade with vintage beads, semi-precious stones and features a "star"...which is their symbol. They all include a small tag stating the connection to the organization.
the bracelets can be purchased directly through me or by contacting their office.
The Make a Wish Foundation of RI grants the wishes of children with life-threatening conditions.
There are many other ways that you can help...
Please visit their website at www.makeawishri.org
or contact them directly at
401-781-WISH (9474)
757 Park Avenue
Cranston, Rhode Island 02910
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