Thank you to Susan Axelrod for connecting me to such a great organization: Combat Blindness International I was so grateful to support them by donating a necklace from my India Collection to their silent auction last Thursday in Madison. The event was eye opening and inspirational! The guest speaker, Mike May, was amazing! I left the night with Mike’s encouraging words “There is always a way!” I look forward to participating with CBI in the future!
HERE IS THE INFO ABOUT THE DAY:
DATE: Thursday, October 10, 2013
LOCATION: Wisconsin institute for Discovery Town Center, Madison, WI (330 N. Orchard, Madison, WI 53715)
TIME: 5:30-8:00PM
COST: $100/person and $50/student
We are looking forward to WSD 2013 on October 10, 2013. Please join us for sensational international cuisine (ask last year’s guests), silent auction of beautiful items < I donated a necklace and earring set from the India Collection – I am so grateful to be part of this wonderful program! >, fellowship, and an inspiring message from our keynote speaker, Mike May. Mike was blinded at age three from a chemical explosion. In 2000, he regained partial vision after a procedure using stem cells. He holds the record for downhill skiing by a person who was blind (65-mph!) and he holds three bronze medals from the 1984 Winter Paralympics. Come share with us in a delightful evening to benefit CBI and those we serve.
To register, please make a donation online for your ticket price and email info@combatblindness.org with your contact information.
Currently I reside in beautiful Door County Wisconsin, in the cozy Village of Egg Harbor. In May of 2014 I opened up my very own gallery out of my turn of the century log home, located on the south end of town. 7653 State Highway 42, Egg Harbor WI 54209.
I will be posting new work as it leaves my hands, creating a running portfolio of Angela Lensch Jewelry.
Goal #1: To make a bigger impact on the world through my art of jewelry!
Angela Lensch Gallery 