By Gloria Eadeh, Sun News Sun News

March 13, 2011

North Coast Health Ministry is seeking artists' work and silent auction/raffle prize donations for its third annual Junk2Funk charity event on April 15. The event will be 7-10 p.m. at Local Girl Gallery, 16106 Detroit Ave., Lakewood.

Artists and designers will be raffling off sustainable art and fashion to benefit North Coast Health Ministry, a free clinic for  low-income and uninsured people.

Northeast Ohio artists are asked to design one-of-a-kind art or wearable fashion, including jewelry, clothing and sculptures all made from recycled material.

The charity event features a silent auction and Chinese raffles, wine and cheese, hors d’oeuvres and pastries from local restaurants and organic, fair trade coffee.

Fashion designers, artists, restaurants and companies looking to support this benefit should contact Ruthie Koenigsmark at (216) 521-2894 or  rkoenigsmark@yahoo.com no later than April 5.

Artists must submit their artwork to Local Girl Gallery no later than April 10 in order to be part of the auction.

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