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Fuse the Muse Accepted Our Proposal Photography Workshop in Yangshuo Johnna Bockoverand Betty Cutts will hold 4, four-hour photography workshops for 60 students this summer.
Our BlessingHands students in Yangshuo will be learning how to express themselves through photos. Our idea is to teach them the use, value, and creative release of photography while showcasing Yangshuo, China and their lives.
Children who had never used a camera or had a picture of themselves would be instructed in technique, editing, and presentation of their own photographs, their schools environment, andhometown. Emphasis would be on self expression, photography as an art, and techniques of presenting their photos through computer editing of digital photos and presentation online. Each child would get one print of their selected photo. All photos would be stored online for the viewing
Photos produced by the students will be featured in a book, online, and also inan art show at the Rowan County Arts Center.
Mike Rayburnwill assist with the framing and presentation of the art show in Rowan County. Betty Cutts and Johnna Bockover will produce the book and online presentation. All partners will participate in the art show preparation and presentation. The overall project will be documented for presentation to interested individuals in a PowerPoint format.
If you would be interested in helping with this project, contact us.This project will cost$2,928 including the $500 stipend given by theFuse the Muse Project, which solicited the proposal.
If you want to givetoward this project, weneed used or newdigital camerasfor the kids to use.
Laura White is Our Summer Intern
Blessing Hands is blessed to have Laura White for our summer intern. She will be part of our Fuse the Muse Photography work shop this summer.
Our BH students will photograph their town, school, and families for a published book and photo show. Laura will make a PowerPoint of the photography project and Chinese trip. She will be showing the PowerPoint in public showings at MSU and in the community during the fall semester. She will be earning a fall grade for her work in the intern program and helping advocate for the students of Blessing Hands during the MSU fall semester.
Laura is the daughter of Ray and Marisa White of Morehead. She will be a senior at MSU in the fall. She is a member of Kappa Delta Sorority and serves as their community service chair. She is also a member of the Rowan County Executive Democratic Committee. She teaches swimming and water aerobics, and participates in Zumba/Fitness. She is a health promotion major and hopes to work in a career that promotes health and health education.
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Check out the New Website. I can change it now to respond to present events and needs.
Sincerely,
Betty Cutts
For Blessing Hands
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Welcome
Welcome to our Blessing Hands Blog. We hope you will find out more about our charity and our students here. Maybe you will want to support a child or become a pen pal. We invite your participation.
If you want to give funds to our students, you can click the Google Checkout button and give any amount. High school students need $80 a semester and college students need $500 a year. If you want to help with food for junior students that is $35 a semester, and $30 will give needed school supplies to primary students for a semester.
Welcome to Blessing Hands' blog.
I am a mother and housewife that loves China and children. The two interests have come together in serving the children of China who need help with educational needs. I started as a teacher in an English summer camp and got to know the teachers first. When I toured their schools and met their precious students, I could see many needs and decided to try to help.
I first started a fund to assist children with tuition, but it has expanded into a 501(c)(3)public charity granting money for textbooks and school supplies for primary school and lower middle school students and tuition for older students.