Join us at the historic University of Pennsylvania Hall of Flags for an evening of wine, light refreshments, and a silent auction benefiting education and healthcare projects in Africa! Thanks to our sponsors, the silent auction will feature everything from an all-inclusive trip to Mexico, a custom aquaponics garden system, limited edition photographic prints of our project sites, a pair of shoes worn by Elton John, and many other items.

When: Thursday, February 2nd (2012)
Time: 7pm - 10pm
Where: Hall of Flags, University of Pennsylvania (Houston Hall, 3417 Spruce Street, Philadelphia, 19104)
Contact: Kim Reuter,  Executive Director, kereuter@theladybugproject.com

Don't forget to show support by wearing your red and black cocktail wear!

Tickets are $20 per person or $35 per couple. Purchase your tickets here!

Tonight we honored our Florida-area volunteers and directors by hosting a holiday party! Fun was had by all, and we can't wait till next year!

On September 15th, 2011, the Tennessee Tech University Spanish Club will be holding an event at Poet's on the Square (Cookeville, Tennessee) to benefit The Ladybug Project Inc. Designed to be an evening of fun, music, and charity, it will be a great place to go and learn about the project and also make a difference!

Interested? Check out the promotional brochure, below!

Last night marked the first ever Ladybug Project photography exhibit! Hosted by the wonderful Gus Harper in his art studio (Los Angeles, CA), we not only provided live music entertainment, light snacks, and hosted many attendees...but we also had the wonderful chance to showcase work inspired by Ugandan missionaries!

Among attendance were the Director of the UCLA African Studies program as well as the radio host of an LA-based African radio show.

The event was organized by actress and Ladybug Project volunteer Lindsay Shelton and The Ladybug Project photography was hand-picked and prepared for viewing by our volunteer, Lauren Reuter, with the intention of showing, "The Real Africa." In recent months, the world has been bombarded with messages of the World Cup and life in Africa; this exhibit intended to show clarity to these ideas.

The final exhibit included eighteen limited edition prints, three of which were swooped up before the night was even close to ending.

For information on purchasing photography from The Ladybug Project, please contact: ladybug.project.eg@gmail.com
Prints can be purchased (including custom framing) for $125-150 per picture. Discounts may be made upon personal consultation.