Give Joy This Holiday!

Fenix Youth Project Inc. wants to do something different and out of the box this holiday season. We want to spread joy this holiday! Do you remember how you felt when you saw Christmas lights? We will be providing Free Christmas Lights and garland to low-income families and volunteers will put up the decorations.

How can you help?

  • Volunteer and help us sign up households on the streets listed below in Salisbury, MD

    • Smith St

    • Ohio St

    • Hazel St

  • Host a Christmas Lights and Garland Donation Drive - We will collect all donations by December 10th! Or drop them off at our center located at 239 Florida Ave Salisbury, MD 21804

DO YOU LIVE ON THOSE STREETS? Or know someone who does? Call 443-736-8028 to sign up by December 10th!

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Host a Donation Drive This Winter for Fenix!

The Homeless Youth Drop-In Center Program raises awareness and meets the needs of homeless youth so they can stay in school and graduate.  According to Kids Count Data Center, Wicomico County is in the top three counties that provide free and reduced school meals to our children and according to the July 2019 HALs report, we have 321 homeless children collectively in the three lower counties. FYP's goals are to provide homeless teens and young adults with housing, basic needs, and services as they make positive choices toward becoming responsible, productive community members. With your help, FYP is helping to bring a positive future to this nearly forgotten population.  

OPEN Call for Artists for Eastern Shore HBCU!

The Maryland State Arts Council’s Maryland Public Art Initiative is proud to announce two open Calls for Artists for the University of Maryland Eastern Shore (UMES) School of Pharmacy & Health Professions, and the Coppin State University College of Business. The projects are the first Maryland Public Art Initiative public artworks on Maryland HBCU campuses. 

Both Calls to Artists are open to any artist or artist team living in the United States. 

Artists with a connection to HBCUs and/or residents of Maryland are especially encouraged to apply. Information on each project and how to apply below. 

APPLICATION DEADLINE: Tuesday, November 24, 2020, 3:00 PM ET.

 

University of Maryland Eastern Shore School of Pharmacy & Health Professions

UMES is a land grant, historically black college (HBCU) located in Princess Anne, Maryland. This new building will include two separate, site-specific public art commissions: 

  •  Interior Atrium & Lobby Wall ($175,000)

  •  Entrance Plazas & Sidewalks ($85,000)

Click here to read the UMES School of Pharmacy & Health Professions Request for Qualifications

Click here to view and download an additional set of renderings and scaled plans

 

For each commission, three to four semi-finalist artists or artist teams will be selected to develop proposals and receive a $2500 honorarium.

For more information: https://www.msac.org/programs/public-art-programs