It's raffle time! The raffle closes Saturday, September 12th at 11:00PM. Two winners will be selected for a chance to win two DOPE pieces of artwork made by two BIPOCs. You can purchase an unlimited amount of tickets!
We are excited to announce that we will be raffling off two BEAUTIFUL pieces of art made by two BIPOC. Please share, follow, and commission our two featured artist to support independent artist of color!
The KnowUp is partnering up with the grassroots initiative invested in equity, collective growth, and healing for LGBTQIA+/SGL people of African Descendants, R.O.A.D. All of the proceeds earned from will go directly towards investing in the well-being of African descendants globally and will provide mutual aid and programs for our Trans and Queer siblings of the African Diaspora. By donating you are contributing to furthering a collective that #SustainsUsAll. This fundraiser also intends to increase the visibility of the Black Trans Liberation. Follow R.O.A.D. Instagram @road_4_us
You can also directly donate to R.O.A.D. fundraiser Cash App: $Road4US Paypal: paypal.me/Road4Us
Please share this fundraiser and donate to make a direct impact on our siblings' lives!
The Prizes
Tori Devalle
Aint Easy To Pluck A PetalA piece that that shows the strength & beauty in womxn while commenting on the unfortunate but very real reality of assault against womxn. To touch something that will leave blood on your hands to show for it. We will fight back.
The artist, Victoria DelValle, is a student at New York University Tisch School of the Arts. Currently experimenting with her art, which can be found @thirteen.vic
Corbrae Smith
"You Won't Look Deeper"Corbrae Smith, a middle school art teacher by day and a dope afro futurist illustrator by night is raffle their art that highlights the beauty of blackness. Smith works diligently to spark thoughts of Black Liberation in his artwork and throughout his community. Follow Corbrae on Instagram @hellafutures
