inpiring social transformation through sustainable art and fashion

beneficiaries

Modified Style Portland 2012 proceeds benefit:

The Pixie Project, a non-profit of Portland, Oregon dedicated to rescuing animals.

From their website:
Amy Sacks and Karli Covington, the founders of The Pixie Project are committed to changing the image of a "rescue" or shelter animal. While some animals come to the Pixie Project seeking medical or behavioral attention not accessible in a typical shelter, many Pixie Project "kids" are professionally trained, family friendly pets whose circumstances have left them in need of a new home. We were founded on the the belief that no one rescue or shelter can do it all. We are here in support of the underfunded, understaffed and overcrowded facilities found in every community.

Sisters Of The Road, a Portland non-profit dedicated to eradicating homelessness.

From their website:

Sisters Of The Road exists to build authentic relationships and alleviate the hunger of isolation in an atmosphere of nonviolence and gentle personalism that nurtures the whole individual, while seeking systemic solutions that reach the roots of homelessness and poverty to end them forever. See this powerful video!

CHAP has an art factory housed in NW Portland where kids make up their own rules and other programs occur in Portland area Children's hospitals.

From their website:

Children’s Healing Art Project (CHAP) offers one-on-one classes for children in isolation and group classes in playrooms, lobbies and waiting rooms. CHAP classes include drawing, painting, sculpture, computer animation, beading, mask making and jewelry. CHAP classes offer a place where nervous energy is transformed into creative energy. Our common language is based in the creative process of making art, which crosses all gender, age, and cultural, religious and ethnic boundaries. CHAP classes offer an art experience that engages and inspires -- where children can be seen for their artistic talents and not for their diseases, diagnoses or disabilities. Watch this cool video!

We believe in these organizations and we are so excited to affiliate Modifed Style Portland with each of them!

all photos by Michael Zuagg

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