Upcoming Events at Capulet
Wed Jun 19, 6:00 PM - Wed Jun 19, 9:00 PM
Capulet
3014 Dauphine Street, New Orleans, LA 70117
Community: Downtown New Orleans
Description
Join us for a fun and thought-provoking evening benefiting Travis Hill NOLA and the Welcoming Project. Help paint a mural, write and share a poem, design your own swag, and pledge to help reduce incarceration. Enjoy music provided by friends of the late Travis “Trumpet
Event Details
Join us for a fun and thought-provoking evening benefiting Travis Hill NOLA and the Welcoming Project. Help paint a mural, write and share a poem, design your own swag, and pledge to help reduce incarceration.
Enjoy music provided by friends of the late Travis “Trumpet Black” Hill.
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Trumpet Black- $2,500
8 event tickets
Highlighted as an Interactive Activity Sponsor
Logo/name included in event invitation and materials
Satchmo- $2,000
6 event tickets
Logo/name included in invitation and featured in event materials
Dizzy- $1,000
4 event tickets
Featured in event brochure/program
Miles- $500
2 event tickets
Listed in event brochure/program
ABOUT TRAVIS HILL NOLA
Travis Hill NOLA, through our work at the Travis Hill Schools and the Welcoming Project, equips system-involved young people with the academic, workforce readiness, and social and emotional skills they need to be free, successful, contributing members of the New Orleans community.
At the Travis Hill Schools, located inside of the City’s juvenile detention center and adult jail, we provide teens and young adults with an education that is relevant, meaningful and designed to help them re-engage with school, both while detained and upon release.
At the Welcoming Project, our transition support and community engagement initiative, we embrace Travis Hill students when they return home. We surround them with a team of caring adults, help them develop and pursue a passion, and offer unrelenting support and care for up to five years.
At Travis Hill NOLA, we see our students as fully worthy of our collective embrace: young people who, with love and support, will make the great city of New Orleans even better, now and in the future.
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The New Beginning is the name of Travis “Trumpet Black” Hill’s debut album, recorded shortly before his passing. Early in his life, Travis spent time at the youth detention center and in prison, but upon release, returned to the community and used his music and talent to mentor teens and support nonviolence in New Orleans.
Enjoy music provided by friends of the late Travis “Trumpet Black” Hill.
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Trumpet Black- $2,500
8 event tickets
Highlighted as an Interactive Activity Sponsor
Logo/name included in event invitation and materials
Satchmo- $2,000
6 event tickets
Logo/name included in invitation and featured in event materials
Dizzy- $1,000
4 event tickets
Featured in event brochure/program
Miles- $500
2 event tickets
Listed in event brochure/program
ABOUT TRAVIS HILL NOLA
Travis Hill NOLA, through our work at the Travis Hill Schools and the Welcoming Project, equips system-involved young people with the academic, workforce readiness, and social and emotional skills they need to be free, successful, contributing members of the New Orleans community.
At the Travis Hill Schools, located inside of the City’s juvenile detention center and adult jail, we provide teens and young adults with an education that is relevant, meaningful and designed to help them re-engage with school, both while detained and upon release.
At the Welcoming Project, our transition support and community engagement initiative, we embrace Travis Hill students when they return home. We surround them with a team of caring adults, help them develop and pursue a passion, and offer unrelenting support and care for up to five years.
At Travis Hill NOLA, we see our students as fully worthy of our collective embrace: young people who, with love and support, will make the great city of New Orleans even better, now and in the future.
***
The New Beginning is the name of Travis “Trumpet Black” Hill’s debut album, recorded shortly before his passing. Early in his life, Travis spent time at the youth detention center and in prison, but upon release, returned to the community and used his music and talent to mentor teens and support nonviolence in New Orleans.
