Dear Beloved Community,

On behalf of the Ladekoju Arts and Culture Foundation, I am overwhelmed with gratitude as we reflect on the immense success of our recent MoCADA event with Iya Adedoyin! This powerful gathering was made possible by your presence, service, and dedication.

We extend our deepest thanks to each and every one of you who contributed to this event. Your commitment and generosity in sharing your time and energy are deeply appreciated.

As we move forward, we are focused on addressing the areas highlighted as gaps during the March event. We will continue to reclaim these threads with care and reverence.

Threads of memory—held in the walls of the heritage house, waiting to be honored.

Threads of wisdom—shared by elders and artisans, yearning to be preserved.

Threads of belonging—restored through community gatherings, ritual, and storytelling.

Threads of our collective past—returning home through the sacred work of restitution.

Threads of unfinished dreams—woven into the film we are completing to ensure our history is not only remembered, but lived.

Each thread strengthens the sacred tapestry of restoration—tangible and intangible—that we are committed to nurturing. Your support interlaces these strands, allowing us to rebuild not only the physical structure of Ladekoju but to regenerate cultural pathways, knowledge systems, and communal joy.

Together, we are weaving back what was lost and reclaimed by our collective dedication.

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To help us achieve our goals, please consider making a donation to Ladekoju Arts and Culture Foundation. Your support will enable us to continue our vital work.

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As an equivalency-determined (ED) organization, we operate with transparency, audits, and governance policies.Thank you again for your unwavering support. We honor your contributions and look forward to continuing our work together.With Deep Gratitude,Kwayera Osunyemi Omotinuwe Archer

St. John pl Brooklyn, New York 11217, USA