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The holiday season can be especially challenging for those without family or a home. Providing the homeless with a warm meal is our heartfelt way of giving back to the community and supporting those in need. Many homeless individuals lack access to regular, nutritious meals. In addition to meals, we offer further assistance, including clothing and toiletries. We are also committed to raising awareness about homelessness and the difficulties faced by any artists and others without stable housing. It brings us immense joy to demonstrate to them that they are valued and remembered.
What a great turn out! The children and families enjoyed themselves safely and so did we! Special thanks to our partners for the event, Howard Gardens Mr. Horace Young, his assistant Tyrone, daughter Brooke and Malcolm McDaniel of The East Brooklyn Leader.
Many thanks also go to supporter Mark Tannis of the pitkin Avenue BID, Alexis Burke and The FATA Fund Board Members. Without yoy the event would not have been the success it was.
THANK YOU TO THE SIP NYC, KAYLA LOOKINGHORSE, CAROL MARAJ, DJ FUNKFLEX, A.G. WHITE, AND MARK MK. SPECIAL THANKS TO THE VILLAGE OF SOUTHAMPTON, SHENNICOCK NATION, SHERIFF DR. ERROL TOULON JR. AND GEORGE SCHWERTL, YOUR SUPPORT WAS GREATLY APPRECIATED.
Designer: Kayla Lookinghorse Model: Payton Hutchinson
Narcisso Wine Cellar produces hand-crafted, premium Maryland wine. Founders, Dalia and Cyndi, are sisters from the Caribbean coast of Nicaragua who grew up in Washington, DC. Together, they explore the exciting world of wine-making creating multilayered and intricate flavors to please the most sophisticated palate.
We are a creative arts organization dedicated to promoting the arts in our community. Our mission is to provide opportunities for artists to showcase their work and for the public to engage with and appreciate the arts.
Our Second Annual Fashion Festival was a grand celebration of fashion’s role in culture and society, offering a platform for designers to share their vision and for fashion lovers to indulge in the latest trends. A place where art meets life, and creativity was on full display. In Collaboration with theSIPnyc, there was shopping, art, food, music, live DJ's, comedy and so much more!
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Our Annual Celebration of Writers for Poetry Month was a blend of emotion, talent, and camaraderie. We ended on a high note, leaving everyone enriched and looking forward to the next gathering. Tentatively set for October.
We collaborated with Assembly Member Clyde Vanel and Volunteers of America to serve Dinner at a Women's Shelter in Queens Village, NY. on Sunday December 17, 2023. The sucessful event helped us continue to raise awareness for our cause, connect with new artists and left a lasting impression for all who attended. Thank you to Assembly Member Clyde Vanel for your dedicated service to our country and your genuine care for people. FATA envisions a world where the arts are an integral part of every community. Thanks to all that made it happen.
We collaborated with Power in the Pen, Ghetto Love Apparel and The Brownsville Heritage House to host Thanksgiving Dinner in Brooklyn, NY.
Our non-profit FATA Fund, Inc. envisions a world where the arts are an integral part of every community. If you are interested in helping, drop us an email: donate@fatafund.org or please DONATE today.
We partnered with The McLeod Community Garden in Brownsville, Brooklyn to collaboratively host a safe space for neighborhood children to celebrate Halloween. The children came dressed in their most creative costume with their parents for fun activities, food and music. The best costume winners were ALL of the children, it was just too hard to decide. Thank you to all of our supporters.
The McLeod Community Garden has been providing fresh food production, promoting community involvement and overall beautifying the neighborhood for many years in the Brownsville Brooklyn Community.
Sponsored by the New York Restoration Project
Fashion enthusiasts, artisans and local entrepreneurs converged for an eight-hour extravaganza of style, creativity, and entertainment during New York Fashion Week in Southampton's Agawam Park. The day was an exquisite departure from previous cloudy skies, with the sun shining down on the vibrant indoor and outdoor showcase of talent.
Sponsored exclusively by T McDonald Cosmetics, the event served as a platform for budding designers to showcase their collections, as well as provide them the opportunity to broaden their scope of supporters in the fashion world. The event was hosted by Robert Gibbons. Featured on the tent enclosed runway was Shinnecock's own Kayla Lookinghorse, M97Til, JFlex Eyewear and headlined by IFLYUNIVERSE. Various vendors proudly displayed and sold their unique creations, demonstrating the rich tapestry of the local fashion and restaurant scene. Fine art was also exhibited by The African American Museum of Nassau County curated by Minna Dunn.
With a warm welcoming greeting from Southampton's Mayor William Manger Jr. and Trustee Robin Brown, the event featured celebrity guest DJ FunkMaster Flex. For two hours, he set the stage on fire with his infectious beats. The mic was then handed to spoken word artist Melody Ruiz, aka "Poetic Melody", who entranced the audience with her poetry. She served as the perfect segue for comedian A.G. White. A.G.'s humor, timing and skilled storytelling had the audience in stitches. The three combined added an extra layer of excitement to an already memorable day.
Photographers were in their element, capturing candid moments and highlighting the essence of the event. These snapshots will undoubtedly serve as lasting memories of this remarkable occasion.
Back to the Tents was a resounding success, uniting local talent, celebrity charisma, and splendid weather, leaving attendees with lasting memories and a deeper appreciation for the fashion and art industries and its remarkable community.
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As a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, donations to the FATA Fund are tax-exempt, and the FATA Fund complies with all 501(c)(3) rules and regulations.
We collaborated with Assembly Member Clyde Vanel and Volunteers of America to serve Dinner at a Women's Shelter in Queens Village, NY. on Sunday December 17, 2023. The sucessful event helped us continue to raise awareness for our cause, connect with new artists and left a lasting impression for all who attended. Thank you to Assembly Member Clyde Vanel for your dedicated service to our country and your genuine care for people. FATA envisions a world where the arts are an integral part of every community. Thanks to all that made it happen.
We are a vibrant community of artists, art enthusiasts, and cultural advocates. Explore our diverse range of exhibitions, events, and educational programs. Join us in celebrating the power of art to enrich our lives. One such annual event is celebrated in Southampton.
There are many ways to get involved with The FATA Fund, from volunteering your time to donating to our cause. By joining our community, you can help us make a difference in the lives of people through the power of fashion and the arts.
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