In support of Allegro Foundation... a Champion for Children with Disabilities, we will host a special benefit art show October 14-17 at 1523 Elizabeth Avenue in Charlotte.  Inspired by Allegro’s children with disabilities, Anne Neilson has chosen to donate half of the show’s proceeds to benefit Allegro’s FREE weekly movement education programs for children with disabilities. 

Exhibited will be Anne Neilson's popular Angel Series, as well as other new works from her recent travels abroad.  Be sure to mark your calendars for our private reception Wednesday, October 14, 5:30-9:00pm, and watch for additional details coming soon!

The show will continue, open to the public, through October 17. 
For more information about Allegro, please visit www.AllegroFoundation.net or call 704-412-5229.

Above: Ambassador Gilles Noghès, Ambassador to the United States, and Counselor Lorenzo Ravano with Angel Series paintings presented by Allegro Foundation

Allegro Foundation ....a Champion for Children with Disabilities was invited this month to Washington, DC by the Ambassador of Monaco, Gilles Noghès to celebrate the anniversary of the Accession to the Throne of His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco. Allegro was invited to this extraordinary event because of the work they do for Children with Disabilities. The Royal Family of Monaco is especially interested in children with disabilities and have been following the work of the Charlotte-based organization.

It was an honor and privilege to partner with Allegro Foundation to create three paintings from our popular Angel series for His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco, Ambassador Gilles Noghès and Counselor Lorenzo Ravano. Allegro presented the paintings to Ambassador Gilles Noghès and the Counselor Lorenzo Ravano at this special anniversary celebration.