Art Saves Lives receives donation from PJIAE-SXM Airport in support of Summer Intensive
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PHILIPSBURG, Sint Maarten — Local Award winning dancer Nicole C. De Weever of Art Saves Lives Foundation received a donation from Princess Juliana International Airport-SXM Airport in support of this year’s Summer Intensive.
Ms. De Weever, founder and President of Art Saves Lives Foundation thanked Ms. Regina Labega who represented the airport for the donation and looks forward to providing more programs in the future for the children of St. Maarten. Art Saves Lives is especially grateful for the airport’s platinum sponsorship for a second year.
ASLP continues to raise funds to bring this project to fruition to serve local youth who are interested in a career in the arts and strengthen the performing arts on St. Maarten. Persons or businesses wishing to support the foundation’s efforts are encouraged to contact Art Saves Lives at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
The upcoming Art Saves Lives summer intensive program will feature 20 artists who in addition to teaching classes will perform community service as part of their contribution to St. Maarten.
Ms. De Weever, founder and President of Art Saves Lives Foundation (ASL) is grateful for the donations and looks forward to providing more programs in the future for the children of St. Maarten. ASL continues to raise funds to bring this project to fruition to serve local youth who are interested in a career in the arts and strengthen the performing arts on St. Maarten. Persons or businesses wishing to support the foundation’s efforts, purchase a commemorative CD of last year’s summer intensive, ASL Chocolate or to get more information on ASL 2014 are encouraged to contact Art Saves Lives at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
About Art Saves Lives
Art Saves Lives Foundation (ASL) has established a cross-cultural exchange program between youth in need and experienced practicing artists who seek to use their talents for positive change. This collaborative project selects renowned artists from around the world who use the arts to introduce participants to global and local traditions and empower them with the life skills necessary to effectively deal with the demands and challenges of everyday life. The program also provides guidance for young artists with aspirations in pursuing a career in the arts. ASL 2014, an intensive week long workshop program currently in its second year, will be held June 23-28th on St. Maarten.