The March Safehouse Fundraiser Has Begun!
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Dear Reader, The March Safehouse Fundraiser has officially begun! This morning, I created the first painting, and it is now available for purchase. Throughout the month, I will be creating and sharing small daily paintings, with a portion of each sale donated to a local safe house to support women and children fleeing violence. You can find the first painting and future daily pieces on my website and Instagram. These paintings are available for purchase through my website. However, if you prefer another way to pay (Venmo, Interact, or Zelle), please contact me and we can arrange that payment. To purchase today's painting and to view future paintings, please click the button below.
If you have any questions or would like to commission a special painting for this cause, please reach out. Thank you for your support in making a difference! With gratitude and love, Leslie Lambert |
Watercolor 365
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