Thanks-A-Lot!
First of all we at OAaSIS International are grateful for your interest in partnering with us. Here are SEVERAL WAYS TO PARTNER with us:
There are numerous ways that you can help, and be rewarded in return. These are namely:
1. SPONSOR You can donate cash or kind. Please indicate the nature of your donation and frequency. You may indicate weekly, hourly, yearly donations.
OPTION 1: For financial contributions you have the option of getting services at a reduced rate or promotion on our site or at any of our events.
OPTION 2: You may select from our list of supplies including but not confined to paint, pastels, paper, sketchpads. Please indicate your method of contribution and whether you would love to hand over on site.
OPTION 3: Visit http://www.wix.com/ARTFULgems/Anthea-McGibbon-ARTworks and purchase an item. 15% of the proceeds are donated to this organisation.
2. VOLUNTEER ARTIST (visual, literary, performing)
Please indicate your area of specialty and just how much time you can offer. We prefer a structured time in order to make you a valued part of our timetable. Please say how many hours per week, month, or year and the best days you can be available.
3. BE AN ART-OR Join us and adapt an upcoming artist. You don’t always have to spend money, but your time and advise is of utmost priority. Do you remember when you wish you had someone to turn to for valued advice. Let’s help our generations be better and improve Jamaica.
LET US KNOW IF YOU WOULD LOVE TO HOST ONE OF OUR WORKSHOPS FOR YOUR CHILDREN OR ADULTS.
4. VOLUNTEER (ANY OTHER AREA)e.g. technical expertise; taxation consultant; entrepreneur consultant, computer skills, accounting, tutoring, ART-or
5. PARTNER Where needed, volunteers can be taught and certified in the areas they wish to assist.
DO THIS NOW! Please express your area of interest through a letter OR completing the forms OR our online contact, indicating the same.
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