May 4th, 2013 
samturner Another successful Day of Service has yielded a series of public art projects that will be strategically placed throughout the Fifth Ward community. The artwork includes: two painted murals; mosaic benches; stepping stones; community garden signs; and mosaic flower pots. Comcast Cares Day ignited their employees and they delivered the goods. MOCAH’s CEO/President Reginald Adams [...]
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February 12th, 2013 samturner 2013 Public Art Camp – The Art of Leadership
The Art of Leadership is a youth enrichment program hosted by the Museum of Cultural Arts Houston (MOCAH) during spring break 2013. The purpose of the art-based leadership camp is to enrich, develop and empower the lives of young people in and around the Houston area by [...]
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The mission of ECHOS-Epiphany Community Health Outreach Services, is to assist those in need of medical and social services in accessing the services that are available in a manner, which [...]
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February 9th, 2013 samturner
Starbucks known for their liquid lightning brewed another coffee revolution with over 9,000 employees volunteering their efforts along with Volunteer Houston, Fifth Ward Community Redevelopment Corporation and the Museum of Cultural Arts Houston. The collaborative efforts meant that the employees made a considerable donation in sweat equity with 227 Public Art projects that compiled of [...]
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