Campaign India Team
Sep 14, 2013

Laadli Art Gallery invites 'Founding Angels'

Laadli, a Population First initiative against sex selection and gender imbalance, is creating an online gallery to raise funds and further awareness

Laadli Art Gallery invites 'Founding Angels'

Laadli, an initiative by NGO Population First working against sex selection and gender imbalance, is creating an online art gallery to raise funds and further awareness on the issue.

Laadli is inviting a hundred ‘Founding Angels’ to support the launch of the gallery, with a contribution of Rs 5,000 each.

Once up, the online gallery will showcase works of art by school-going girls, for a nominal fee of Rs 100 each. Funds raised will help create a beautiful life for every Laadli.

Laadli is also inviting the first 100 ‘Founding Angels’ to send in their Laadli’s piece of art, to be showcased when the gallery goes live – on 11 October, declared by the United Nations as the International Day of the Girl Child. In case you aren’t blessed with a girl child or she's not in school, you could nominate a Laadli and her work of art for the gallery.

Send in your donation by Cheque drawn in favour of ‘Population First’, to:

Population First, 3rd Floor, Shetty House, 101, MG Road, Mumbai 400 001. Ph: 022-22626672.

Or to:

Campaign India, Haymarket, Podar Centre, 85, Post Office Lane, Off Dr Ambedkar Road, Parel, Mumbai 400012. Tel: 022-43025000.

(Mention LAADLI ART GALLERY on the back of the cheque).

If you wish to donate via online transfer, e-mail: [email protected] / [email protected] with your contact details.

Source:
Campaign India

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