Join Us in Solidarity with Gaza: Mano a Mano, Corazon a Corazon
Right now, in Gaza, women and children are starving. Families search desperately for food, while famine tightens its grip. We are witnessing one of the greatest humanitarian crises of our time—and yet, so often, we are left feeling powerless.
But this is our chance to do something.
We are organizing a fundraiser to support Gaza Open Kitchen, an extraordinary organization on the ground, feeding families in Gaza. This effort comes from a place of love, solidarity, and the unshakable belief that whatsoever we do for the least of our brothers and sisters, we do for humanity itself.
Producing an event like this takes resources, and we are asking for your help to offset the costs so that every dollar raised at the fundraiser can go directly to food and relief. Your support—no matter how small—will multiply in impact, ensuring this act of love and compassion reaches those who need it most.
This is our opportunity to respond—not with despair, but with humanity. Not with silence, but with action.
Please stand with us. Together, we can make sure mothers do not go hungry, that children are not left behind, that hope still has a chance to rise in Gaza.
Casa de Duende commissions, curates, and produces art exhibitions and performances with contemporary artists which focus on the social relevance of art and art making as a tool for questioning the meaning and role of art and the artist in contemporary culture. Through a collaborative process between artists and communities we are dedicated to presenting socially relevant art that addresses critical contemporary issues. Casa de Duende presents artists as insightful social critics whose products transform the language through which we view, hear, see, and come to understand our world and ourselves.
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