Hi friends,
I have been so busy, i will get back in a day or two, however in the mean time please check this out. There is is a video you can watch as well.
CELEBRITY INVITATIONAL QUILT
AUCTION STARTS NOVEMBER
1ST
The Alzheimer's Art Quilt
Initiative (AlzQuilts.org) offers an online auction during the first 10 days of
every month. Each November, in honor of National Alzheimer's
Awareness Month, the AAQI offers 12 very special quilts.
This year the auction quilts have been made by world renowned
quilters Alex Anderson, Hollis Chatelain, Caryl Bryer Fallert, John Flynn,
Diane Gaudynski, Becky Goldsmith, Pat Holly, Libby Lehman, Marsha
McCloskey, Sue Nickels, Mary Sorensen, and Ricky Tims.
The quilts are about 16" x 16"
and the auction is open to the public.
Last year the 12 quilts offered in the November auction raised more than
$14,000 for the AAQI, an all-volunteer effort to raise awareness and fund
research through art.
Visit http://www.alzquilts.org/ciqa. html to
preview the quilts.
On November 1st you can bid
on the quilts here:
To watch the video: http://youtu.be/V8nCbK7Ej88 ( Click
the SHARE button and then select embed for the code to put the video on your
blog.)
The Alzheimer's Art Quilt
Initiative® (www.AlzQuilts.org) is a national, grassroots charity whose mission
is to raise awareness and fund research. The AAQI auctions and sells donated
quilts, and sponsors a nationally touring exhibit of quilts about Alzheimer's.
The AAQI has raised more than $773,000 since January
2006.
Ami Simms of Flint, Michigan is the founder and executive director of the AAQI, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit operated entirely by volunteers. She is a quilter. Her mother had Alzheimer's.
Ami Simms of Flint, Michigan is the founder and executive director of the AAQI, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit operated entirely by volunteers. She is a quilter. Her mother had Alzheimer's.
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