Night of the Arts 2010

At Alpha Home, our goal is to provide women with an affordable safe haven where they can identify and overcome the core issues underlying their chemical addictions, regain their independence, and rejoin their communties as healthy, whole women. There is a Student-Run Free Clinic at Alpha Home every Monday and Thursday.

SAMMinistries

SAMMinistries is an interfaith ministry whose mission is to help the homeless and those at risk of becoming homeless attain self-sufficiency by offering, with dignity and compassion, shelter, housing, and services. SAMministries also provides volunteers opportunities to be renewed and fulfilled as they serve. There is a Student-Run Free Clinic at the SAMMinistries Transitional Living and Learning Center every Wednesday.

Seton Home exists to provide a nurturing environment that fosters childbirth and proper parenting skills for homeless teens that are pregnant and/or parenting and have chosen to keep their babies. There is a Student-Run Free Clinic at Seton Home every Saturday.

Thursday, April 8

6 - 7 PM
Art Viewing, Silent Auction and Appetizers

7 - 9 PM

Stage Performances

UT Health Science Center Auditorium
7703 Floyd Curl Drive

Advance Registration

Students $8

General Public $10

VIP Seating $20

At the Door

Students $10

General Public $15

Join the Center for Medical Humanities & Ethics and the Student-Run Free Clinics for a Night of the Arts, featuring local artists and performers.

Entertainment will include a visual art show and silent auction, hip hop and Indian classical dance, a capella, music, improvisational comedy and more.

Advance Registration: Students $8, General Public $10, VIP Seating $20

At the Door: Students $10, General Public $15

Proceeds benefit three Student-Run Free Clinics. At SAMMinistries we care for homeless children and families in transitional housing, at Alpha Home we serve women undergoing substance abuse treatment, and at Seton Home we provide care for homeless teen mothers and their children. The principal source of funding for our Student-Run Free Clinic Program will expire in May 2010, so now, more than ever, we are relying on community support of Night of the Arts to raise funds vital to the daily operations of our three Student-Run Free Clinics.