And the winners are………..
The Garden Hut- won by Adam Golden of Calgary, Alberta
The Indian Woman and Child – won by Shelley Anderson of Rocky Mountain House, Alberta. Congratulations to you both, and thanks to everyone that supported these raffles by buying tickets. We raised an amazing amount-over $2000!!!!! We sold tickets from as far away as England, Vancouver, Yellowknife, Regina, Fort Qu’Appelle, Toronto and lots here in Alberta- thank you everyone for this awesome support.

Ticket sales for the remaining two works will continue until August 7th. See the Artwork Gallery Page for details on how to purchase tickets.

Special Thanks to Doreen Theriault-Murray of Yellowknife for looking after the draw way up north!

Peggy has donated 4 beautiful oil paintings to be raffled off.  Amazing opportunity to own an original painting for $10.00 or less. Check out the Artwork Gallery page.  You can pay directly through PayPal. The photos can’t even do them justice . They look “alive” when you see them in person. If I had to describe them in one word it would be STUNNING! But you will have to act fast.  Draw dates are July 15th & Aug 7th. Limited amount of tickets being sold.

Bev Cavanagh Photography has generously donated a photo shoot for you in the mountains!  See the Fundrasing page for more details and visit Bev’s site http://www.cavyphoto.com/. She is located in Canmore, AB

Paula Fayerman made a donation to our website, ESCOBA Wine Bar made a generous donation of gift certificates to include in the wine basket raffle. Sharon Richardson donated a beautiful hand made bracelet, Bev Cavanagh donated a family portrait sitting in the beautiful mountains of Canmore. Mona of Serendipity donated a haircut and style. The list goes on….Stay tuned for further news ……

Our thanks to Tracy Gardner and The Midlake Art Studio for their amazing generosity in contributing to our donations page. Your kindness has touched our hearts, and will in turn touch the hearts of those we are fortunate enough to be able to help to build decent affordable homes. We PROMISE to take a million pictures, to inspire us in the studio when we get back.

Check out the great work coming out of this studio with Tracy Gardner teaching us at:

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Midlake-Art-Studio/7655542089

As they say in the local dialect, Nyanja… Thank You- Zikomo Tracy!

We will be traveling to Zambia from various locations in Canada- Vancouver, Calgary and Toronto. Landing in Lusaka, we’ll then travel on to Katete, located about 40km NE of the capital.

Zambia shares boundaries with eight countries: Malawi, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia, Angloa, Democratic Republic of Congo and Tanzania.

Habitat first opened it’s doors in Zambia in 1984, and since then has build more than 1,700 houses in the country.

Katie was recently interviewed by the Yellowknifer (Yellowknife, NWT main newspaper) to talk about the Sisterhood of the Traveling Hammers and the sister’s upcoming Habitat for Humanity volunteer adventure in Zambia.  As you can imagine, there are tons of stories to cover in Yellowknife so this is a huge honor (ok….slight sarcasm there ;-).  But, in all seriousness, congrats to Katie!!

You can contribute to Katie’s fund raising efforts by visiting her donation page on her personal Habitat for Humanity web page https://www.habitat.org/cd/gv/participant/participant.aspx?pid=93317263

You can learn more about Katie and find out how you can purchase raffle tickets for the painting shown in this article by visiting Katie’s page.

Click on the image to the right to download and read the Yellowknifer article.

Look what happens when people come together to help us out:

Adriana donated a chocolate basket, Anne donated a bottle of Bailey’s.  Louisa added the two together with some other goodies and we sold $140 in tkts!. And the Lucky Winner was Kristen Palmer.

Cheryl Kerr is the Lucky Lady that won the Gift Basket filled with beautiful items and products from Africa. Thanks to everyone that bought a ticket!

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Check out Louisa’s friend Peter Saunders blog to see how he is helping 3 Sisters with 1 Mission.