WorldPix "Arizona For Africa," Gallery Exhibit On Display Through November

WorldPix is proud to announce its "Arizona For Africa" gallery exhibit will run through November 27, 2018. The exhibit is open to the public and is located in northern Scottsdale at Desert Foothills Lutheran Church.

The free gallery unites talented photographers from around the world with charitable causes in the communities where their photos were taken. Through WorldPix, art and service meets to change lives. You can purchase a print directly from the gallery and learn more about the image and the charitable cause behind it.

Focused on some of the most vulnerable and at-risk populations, WorldPix partners with charities across the world. In South Africa, WorldPix is especially proud to support Khaya Centre. Meaning "home" in the Nguni group of languages, Khaya is dedicated to helping over 700 orphans and vulnerable children in South Africa.

This country—still reeling from the effects of apartheid—was also one of the hardest hit by the HIV/AIDS pandemic. Today, the World Bank notes that South Africa is still one of the most unequal countries in the world.

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Khaya Centre provides support for South African children who are most at risk. Beyond basic food and shelter, this life-changing charity also provides access to education, home-based and palliative care, early childhood development, and poverty alleviation programs.

Closer to home, WorldPix also donates proceeds from photographs taken in Arizona. Their partner charities in the state include Sunshine Acres, the Arizona Medical Clinic, and the Chandler I AM Project. All of these charities serve a variety of at-risk populations, but their boundless compassion is the same.

At Sunshine Acres, children who were separated from their parents receive loving, wholesome care. With a mix of enrichment, therapy, and education programs, they help Arizona children thrive.

The Arizona Medical Clinic provides vital preventative and on-going care to Cambodia and Mynamar refugees in the Phoenix Valley. Dr. Linda Som, who along with Dr. B. Andy Le, runs the clinic was once a refugee herself and understands the healthcare challenges refugees face. More info here.

The Chandler I AM Project is a local charity that serves at the front-lines of the opioid crisis, which contributed to over 1,689 Arizona deaths in the last year. The Chandler I AM Project provides hope, treatments, resources, and support to those who have been affected by opioid addiction. Be alert to read related news.

Through community involvement, WorldPix aims to support life-changing charities across the world. The "Arizona For Africa" kick-off dinner, that took place on September 22nd, raised close to $50,000 with the donations directly benefiting WorldPix partner charities. During the auction, attendees had opportunity to bid on signed photographic prints, photography workshops, and even safari trips to African countries.

WorldPix is now inviting the public to help by attending the gallery exhibit and purchasing a print to contribute to the causes. As a 501(c)3 charity, all donations are tax deductible. Read related news now.

The "Arizona For Africa" gallery exhibit will be displayed through November 27th at Desert Foothills Lutheran Church at 29305 N. Scottsdale Rd., near the intersection of Scottsdale Rd. and Dixileta.

To schedule a tour, please reach out to:

Paul Lynch,
(480)310-3878
lynchmd(at)gmail.com

Additionally, if you are interested in purchasing a print to support WorldPix causes you can do so on their online gallery found at worldpix.org.

About WorldPix

At WorldPix, we believe in the power of a photograph to tell a story and inspire action. By supporting WorldPix photographers, you can effect change and bring a powerful work of art into your home. Proceeds from our photographic prints are donated directly to charities in the country where they were taken.

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