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Donate a minimum of $5 receive 3 beautiful postcards created by women for women!!
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Sista2Sista Soul2Soul
In August 2020, Opportunity, Inc. launched the Sista2Sista Soul2Soul program, where we connect women in the community with incarcerated and elderly women by creating communal art projects that translates into greeting cards. Women in the community who participate in the art project will receive a ‘goodie bag’ with gender-specific essential items, such as sanitary napkins, toothbrushes, and nail files, to name a few. Incarcerated and elderly women will receive greeting cards made with the paintings created by the women in the community. All women, whether young or old, homeless, sheltered or behind bars will not be forgotten during these trying times.
For more information about the program or to schedule a communal art project with 4-6 women, please call 215.384.8506 or email at info@opportunitytoadvance.com.
For more information about the program or to schedule a communal art project with 4-6 women, please call 215.384.8506 or email at info@opportunitytoadvance.com.
Our Inaugural Communal Art Project created by Women at 52nd & Parkside-Lowe's
In August 2020, the women at 52nd & Parkside-Lowe's outdoor community event were so open to the idea that their mark on a canvas would create a cover of a greeting card sent to women who are incarcerated. Dr. Latisha Webb, the Acting CEO and creative director, put the finishing touches to develop this beauty. Opportunity, Inc. has partnered with ReConstruction, Inc. to send greeting cards to women at Muncy and Cambridge Springs SCI in the state of PA. Partnerships are being developed to send cards to elderly women who reside in local senior citizen facilities.
The Women of Naomi's Project
In October 2020, The second Sista2Sista Soul2Soul project was completed with Naomi's Project one of the organization's sponsors and supporters. The message behind this project is freedom. How do you define freedom?
The Women at Greater St. Paul Community Empowerment Day
Opportunity, Inc. is excited to present its 3rd communal art project: Women @Greater St Paul Community Empowerment Day. In November 2020, Bishop Rudolph Mills, the host and new lead support of Greater St Paul along with his wife, Rev. Michelle Mill, gave away free food, had live entertainment and admonished the residents of the community to pray and unwavering hope. Bishop Mills partnered with Ecclesiastical Council of Churches and Keep It Real Ministry who helped to make the event a success. Guest speakers traveled from Georgia and vendors sold their merchandise. It truly was an empowering day.
