02/06/2025
I woke up this morning to a message that made me cry, actually not just a message, it was a gift.
For a long time, I have not cried because I was sad, but because someone believed in our work enough to invest in it, not just money but a lot of support.
Yesterday, I shared our Australian Cultural Fund campaign for Bukjeh’s National Tour, sent it out to dear people I know will stand behind me, this campaign was a dream we’ve been building for years, bringing stories of home, loss, resilience and joy to cities across Australia. A tour that connects displaced communities, First Nations, artists, mothers, and children through art, music, and story.
Over night, we received our first major donation from the incredible Ali Ozeer on behalf of the Foundation
It was generous. Quiet. Immediate. And it carried more than just funding, it carried belief, that I am sooooooo grateful for, When someone backs your work before the world fully sees it , you don’t forget it.
Thank you, Ali, for seeing Bukjeh. For recognising the power of storytelling to build empathy, change systems, and bring healing.
We now invite others to stand with us, individuals, foundations, organisations who believe that art belongs to everyone and that the communities most impacted by conflict and displacement deserve to be heard and celebrated.
Every donation, big or small ,brings us closer to the stage.
And every share brings our stories to new ears and hearts.
🙏🏽 Please consider supporting or sponsoring our tour:
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Let’s build this movement together.
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Pic: Aseel Tayah artwork taken by Anna Hay - Untold stories event, 4A gallery.
Grey Yeoh and team, forever grateful for that time.