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This year’s primary fundraiser for Meadowlark Memory Program will be virtual. Meadowlark Foundation is partnering with a Lakeland, Fla., company called QGiv to present Art Mingle: Online Bid & Give. Qgiv has developed software which enables non-profits to more easily register event participants, manage peer-to-peer fundraising, and host virtual auctions.  Bidding will begin Sept. 28 through Oct. 3 on the Givi app. 

  Paintings, prints, jewelry, and more may be viewed on a custom Art Mingle website. The auction website offers photos, descriptions, and the value of auction items, with items also visible on one’s phone with Givi.

 On  the Art Mingle site, there is a page highlighting Meadowlark Memory Program, and information and photos about our two featured artists: Zak Barnes and Louis Copt, both Kansas natives whose appreciation for the Flint Hills influences their work.

  In addition to original works by Copt and Barnes, the auction features other fine art (paintings, prints, photographs), folk art, jewelry, hand-crafted items, and donations from local businesses.
  Community First National Bank, Goldstein Fund, Kellstrom Pharmacy, and Strecker Nelson West Gallery return as event sponsors. In addition, several other friends of Meadowlark Foundation have donated items to ensure the success of this event.

For any questions, please contact Becky Fitzgerald at (785) 323-3843. 

We appreciate the generous support of the following: