Paint for Change Supporting MASK Chicago
Tax deductible
The Lakeshore East Food & Beer Garden is asking for your support. Please give to our fundraiser supporting *MASK, Mothers & Men Against Senseless Killings as well as help support Chicago artist, Asend. Asend is an interdisciplinary artist with a vast experience in indoor and outdoor mural works. He employs a wide range of mediums to create a versatile body of work, ranging from photo-realistic portraiture, urban landscapes, and digital design. His works can be seen throughout Chicagoland and the U.S., and as far as Tahiti, China, and Mongolia.
Corporate or Family Sponsorship Level $1000
Benefits:
*Your company or family name branded in the center of a custom hand painted Chicago Flag inspired 8’ picnic tabletop.
* Free taco meal & drinks for 6 people (2 hours). Reservation needed.
* Preferred table seating at the LSE F&B Garden all summer long.
* End of season the tables will be donated to local Chicago charities.
Sponsorship Breakdown
$800 goes directly to *MASK, Mothers & Men Against Senseless Killings
$200 goes directly to Asend
Larger Donations Welcomed.
Door Number Three is the latest initiative by Mothers and Men Against Senseless Killings (MASK). The program reimagines education in Chicago while simultaneously reducing gun violence. In 2019, the Chicago Public Schools announced the closing of all of the high schools in the city’s Englewood neighborhood, leaving hundreds of teenagers without a school close to home. MASK understood immediately that this situation put more young people at risk and decided to fill the vacuum. Door Number Three is the alternative to teens getting killed or going to jail – classes will be held in repurposed shipping containers, first on 75th and Stewart Avenue and later all around the city’s south and west sides. The classrooms are cost-effective and can be built out on vacant lots throughout Chicago. We know that we can’t accommodate all of the kids who need a high school, but we also know that we have to do something to fight the poverty, crime, and gang infestation that harms too many of our children. A kid in school is less likely to kill someone or be the victim of a senseless killing themselves. Door Number Three is the opening to a new and better future for Chicago’s children.
Corporate or Family Sponsorship Level $1000
Benefits:
*Your company or family name branded in the center of a custom hand painted Chicago Flag inspired 8’ picnic tabletop.
* Free taco meal & drinks for 6 people (2 hours). Reservation needed.
* Preferred table seating at the LSE F&B Garden all summer long.
* End of season the tables will be donated to local Chicago charities.
Sponsorship Breakdown
$800 goes directly to *MASK, Mothers & Men Against Senseless Killings
$200 goes directly to Asend
Larger Donations Welcomed.
Door Number Three is the latest initiative by Mothers and Men Against Senseless Killings (MASK). The program reimagines education in Chicago while simultaneously reducing gun violence. In 2019, the Chicago Public Schools announced the closing of all of the high schools in the city’s Englewood neighborhood, leaving hundreds of teenagers without a school close to home. MASK understood immediately that this situation put more young people at risk and decided to fill the vacuum. Door Number Three is the alternative to teens getting killed or going to jail – classes will be held in repurposed shipping containers, first on 75th and Stewart Avenue and later all around the city’s south and west sides. The classrooms are cost-effective and can be built out on vacant lots throughout Chicago. We know that we can’t accommodate all of the kids who need a high school, but we also know that we have to do something to fight the poverty, crime, and gang infestation that harms too many of our children. A kid in school is less likely to kill someone or be the victim of a senseless killing themselves. Door Number Three is the opening to a new and better future for Chicago’s children.
Organizer
Magellan Development Group
Organizer
Chicago, IL
MOTHERS AGAINST SENSELESS KILLINGS
Registered nonprofit
Donations are typically 100% tax deductible in the US.
