Dear Valued Member, Supporter, or Friend of SPOKE ART,

As we close out another remarkable year, we are inspired by the transformative power of art to touch lives, foster connections, and ignite change. At SPOKE ART we witness these profound impacts firsthand, thanks to supporters like you. This year, on December 1, 2024, SPOKE ART partnered with the City of Boston’s LGBTQIA2S+ Advancement Office to host our 33rd Annual World AIDS Day event. This powerful gathering brought together hundreds of community members to reflect, honor those we’ve lost, and raise awareness about HIV/AIDS. It was a poignant reminder of how art, advocacy, and community can unite to inspire action and healing. Looking ahead, we are thrilled to begin preparations for a monumental milestone—our 35th Anniversary in 2026. This celebration will feature a series of vibrant events, exhibitions, and programs reflecting on our legacy and charting an ambitious path for the future. However, none of this would be possible without you. Your generosity fuels our mission, and we invite you to help us continue making a difference by contributing to SPOKE ART's ongoing work.Your support enables us to:

Elevate artists and their stories, providing a platform for creative voices that drive social change
Empower youth leaders, equipping them to champion equity and transformation in their communities
Host programs and exhibitions, fostering education, awareness, and dialogue around social justice

Every donation, no matter the size, is a meaningful step toward a shared vision: a world where art addresses health disparities, eradicates stigma, and builds bridges of understanding. Together, we can harness the power of art to create a brighter, more compassionate future for all.

Thank you for standing with us on this journey. For questions or to explore other ways to support, please contact us at (617) 315-7318 or email us at info@spokeart.org.

With gratitude,

L’Merchie Frazier

Executive Director, SPOKE ART INC

We are an artist founded and artist run organization. Supporting and collaborating with artists of all disciplines and maintaining the role of artists as facilitators in culture, is central to our work. We use the power of making art to triage critical needs of the communities we serve that are confronting addiction, immigration, systemic racism, police youth relationships, stewardship of our natural world, HIV/AIDS and/or human trafficking. Our work is to seek focus, fairness, and balance. Our goal is to continue to use art and the act of creating together to define a brave new normal and shape a shared future history where each of us has a voice, where each of us is included, where each of us is listened to, where each of us is loved

SPOKE Year End Appeal 2024

Uplifting Communities Through Art and Social Action

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