How to get involved
With your support we can equip our young people with the capacity for creativity and innovation they need to build a more prosperous future for themselves, their communities and nations.
To aid our mission, you can donate your money, time or facilities.
Please donate to MASK to:
- Help facilitate our creativity training courses.
- Cover operational costs of MASK Awards and allow to deliver amazing prizes to its winners.
- Support our outreach programme in Kenya by contributing to the costs of our MASK Creativity Van.
- Provide us with the means to produce teaching manuals in support of the Kenyan Ministry of Education that can impact on creativiy of entire generation.
- Aid our mission by contributing towards the costs of hiring a space in Nairobi for our MASK Creativity Hub which will host out training, residencies and exhibitions.
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Other ways to get involved
Amazon shopping
Every time you shop at Amazon, always start at smile.amazon.co.uk and choose MASK as your charity. Amazon will then donate to us at no cost to you.
Donate a space
We are always in need for spaces to hold our training, exhibitions and award ceremonies. If you have a space that you might let us use, then let us know!
Volunteer
We are always looking for assistance from graphic and web designers, fundraisers, editors, writers, journalists and developers in PR, marketing and business. If you have a passion for creativity and want to help us promote our cause, then get in touch specifying what you can help us with!
Become ambassador
Champion our cause and represent our organisation by becoming a MASK ambassador. If you are passionate about bringing creativity education into the mainstream, then send us your CV and let us know how you would promote the MASK message.
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Join the MASK community
Don't feel that you're able to donate your time, facilities or funds? Simply follow us on social media and share our posts to help spread the word!
Images on this page by MASK creative talent: Staice Shitanda, William Mukiri.
