The Luna Project – Supporting Two Organizations That Transform Lives in Very Different Ways

The completed painting
 Mila Holcombe working on the painting (Studio 84 photo submissions)

The Luna Project

A fundraiser to support two extraordinary organizations that transform lives in very different ways.

Two organizations, two different approaches and missions. Yet interconnected with a common goal of transforming lives. The Luna Project brings together art and counseling to raise awareness and funds to support New Beginnings and Studio 84.

Studio 84 artists have created a collaborative painting depicting the Luna Moth, which is a symbol in some cultures of rebirth, renewal, transformation and regeneration. The painting is destined to be displayed at the New Beginnings center where clients can view it and be inspired by its message. View a video about the project at https://youtu.be/bKg3YfONS0Q

New Beginnings is located in Elkhorn and Whitewater with a mission to provide supportive services and advocacy for adult and child victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, harassment and human trafficking.

Studio 84 supports people with disabilities and brings about transformation with increased self-esteem, independence and a sense of belonging through the development of their creative side through the arts.

Proceeds from the fundraiser will support both organizations. Donate online at www.studio84inc.org or mail donation to Studio 84, 121 W Center St. Whitewater, WI 53190

Source: Studio 84 press release

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