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on May 25, 2011
ForByFor
Posted project update #4Rewards and Donation Receipts
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on May 11, 2011
ForByFor
Posted project update #3Thanks to YOU, we did it!
Post CommentAs of this morning, thanks to YOU, Refuge has become a reality! Due to the generosity and support of friends, family, and strangers alike, we went above and beyond our fundraising goal! We want to stay in touch with all of you, and will try and post updates as often as possible, but now comes the exciting but exhausting process of putting together the exhibition! So we encourage all of you to join our mailing list at www.forbyfor.org
Though our inagural exhibition has the necessary funding, please do not stop spreading the word. As you may or may not know, we are a young organization, and do not have endowments or trustess to help us achieve our future goals and exhibitions. Your continued support will allow us to continue to organize exhibitions that will provide valuable funding to important causes throughout the world. To allow us to be a tax-deductible organization, we have a wonderful fiscal sponsor. If you would like to further donate, please make your checks out to : Artists In Residence Gallery with ForByFor in the memo. You will also be receiving your tax deducible donation letter within the next few weeks.Which brings us to mention our new address! You can now mail letters, notes, checks, money, anything to:
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PO Box 193
New York, NY 10028Again, thank you sincerely for all the encouragement and support, both financially and mentally, you all have given us over the past month. This would not be possible without you and we look forward to seeing you at Refuge!
Sincerely,
Ashley, Kate, and Lexi
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on May 11, 2011Funded!
refuge: the photography of RaMell Ross by ForByFor
Refuge is a photography exhibit sharing the daily triumphs and trials in the Black Belt of Alabama.
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157% funded $4,715 pledged
- 82 backers
- Funded May 11, 2011
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on April 26, 2011
ForByFor
Posted project update #2Keep Up the Good Work
Post CommentWe are incredibly excited to announce that we have reached our Kickstarter fundraising goal. Thank you all so very much for everything you have given, both in funds and moral support. We have been so thankful for the amazing outpouring of generosity from friends, family, and even kind strangers. We are now breathing much more easily with the knowledge that our inaugural exhibition refuge: the photography of RaMell Ross is now fully funded and will definitely take place this June.
Please do not stop spreading the word. We still have 14 more days to raise money on Kickstarter, and we would love to see even more generosity before the end of those two weeks. From this moment onward, every cent given will not only ensure that we can fund our first project, but also continue to organize exhibitions that will provide valuable funding to important causes throughout the world. As a young organization, we do not have endowments or trustees to help us achieve our future, we have you and your incredible support. We are depending on you.
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on April 11, 2011
ForByFor
Posted project update #1Thank you, thank you!
We just wanted to thank EVERYONE for all of your kindness and generosity in our first day of Kickstarter! We have reached almost 33% of our goal in just one day! Please keep donating and spreading the word!
Thank you so much for the incredible words of support, advice, and encouragement you have given us- we really do appreciate it.
Sincerely,
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on April 11, 2011
refuge: the photography of RaMell Ross by ForByFor
Refuge is a photography exhibit sharing the daily triumphs and trials in the Black Belt of Alabama.
- $3,000 funding goal
- 05/11/2011 Funding Ended
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on March 21, 2011
The Homeplace: Photos from Historic African American Hamlets by Sarah Hoskins
Help preserve a unique part of American history.
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106% funded $9,501 pledged
- 123 backers
- Funded May 26, 2011
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on March 13, 2011
The Geography of Youth by Morrigan McCarthy & Alan Winslow
Two photographers will ride bicycles 30,000 miles, through 50+ countries to document the geography of youth.
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103% funded $16,589 pledged
- 230 backers
- Funded Apr 25, 2011
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on March 2, 2011
Homeland: A Wet-Plate Collodion Photo-Essay by Robyn Hasty
A cross country project to document the grassroots efforts to rebuild life after the collapse of the American economy.
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134% funded $6,747 pledged
- 93 backers
- Funded Apr 01, 2011
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Congratulations of reaching your goal!!! There is more to come before the final date. Now the good work begins for a great exhibition. Good luck. Sandy Namer