Care Through Action

+ Talent to Spare -- 1.6.2010 c/o California Home and Design
"I was impressed by the dedication of the women who founded Care Through Action, and I wanted to lend my skills to an organization that showed me that an individual can have a positive impact on people's lives who often seem beyond our reach. The organization has raised money to help, feed and heal women and children in war-torn countries such as the Sudan and the Democratic Republic of the Congo."

+ Care Through Action @ The Setai Club & SHO Shaun Hergatt -- 10.1.2009 c/o BlackBook Magazine
"The trouble with supporting charities is feeling so far away from whomever or whatever it is you are helping. When it's a huge corporation, you're wondering where exactly your charitable donation is going, and when it's a small organization, your afraid the group hasn't got the clout to get the job done...These qualms refreshingly had no place last night in downtown Manhattan as The Setai Club New York & SHO Shaun Hergatt Restaurant partnered with the little juggernaut called Care Through Action."

+ Photojournalist: Alissa Everett Raises Awareness & Funds For The Women of the Democratic Republic of the Congo -- 10.2.2009 c/o Progressive Pulse Blog
"...The Setai Club and SHO Shaun Hergatt Restaurant presented along with Care Through Action the work of photojournalist, Alissa Everett, featuring The Women of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The event created awareness for the horrible atrocities of rape and violence toward the women of the DRC through the photography shot by Alissa Everett."

+ Setai Benefits Care Through Action -- 9.30.2009 c/o Haute Living
"Wednesday, September 30th was a night of cocktails and canapes and a time for a group of mindful individuals to get together and support Alissa Everett and her work with Care Through Action."

+ Putting Care Into Action -- 3.7.2009 c/o SFluxe
"...Thanks to the brave efforts of photographer Alissa Everett, we are able to not only get the stories of these people, but actually put a face to the suffering, so we’re able to better understand what is happening. We all know it’s bad, but we don’t know how bad until we see it for ourselves."

+ Helping Africa Heal -- 3.6.2009 c/o SFluxe
"...One of the people who worked with HEAL Africa, and is doing her part to help the women of Congo, is photographer Alissa Everett. Alissa, who is co-founder of Care Through Action in San Francisco, recently spent three weeks in Congo and spent quite a bit of time with HEAL."

+ Care Through Action -- 4.4.2008 c/o SFluxe
"Starvation, genocide, mass graves, the struggle for survival. Those were some of the topics under discussion at a recent luncheon in the glamorous Rotunda at Neiman Marcus. Over scones and strawberry butter, we heard about the horrible conditions in Darfur, and how things are only getting worse...In the short time the organization has existed, they have raised $25,000. 'We raised $19,000 at our first event alone. And we actually sent all of that money to Friends of the World Food Program, for additional food assistance to the camps in Sudan. So we're making a difference, little by little.'"







2009 2007 - 2008 Press			+ Talent to Spare -- 1.6.2010 c/o California Home and Design "I was impressed by the dedication of the women who founded Care Through Action, and I wanted to lend my skills to an organization that showed me that an individual can have a positive impact on people's lives who often seem beyond our reach. The organization has raised money to help, feed and heal women and children in war-torn countries such as the Sudan and the Democratic Republic of the Congo." + Care Through Action @ The Setai Club & SHO Shaun Hergatt -- 10.1.2009 c/o BlackBook Magazine "The trouble with supporting charities is feeling so far away from whomever or whatever it is you are helping. When it's a huge corporation, you're wondering where exactly your charitable donation is going, and when it's a small organization, your afraid the group hasn't got the clout to get the job done...These qualms refreshingly had no place last night in downtown Manhattan as The Setai Club New York & SHO Shaun Hergatt Restaurant partnered with the little juggernaut called Care Through Action." + Photojournalist: Alissa Everett Raises Awareness & Funds For The Women of the Democratic Republic of the Congo -- 10.2.2009 c/o Progressive Pulse Blog "...The Setai Club and SHO Shaun Hergatt Restaurant presented along with Care Through Action the work of photojournalist, Alissa Everett, featuring The Women of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The event created awareness for the horrible atrocities of rape and violence toward the women of the DRC through the photography shot by Alissa Everett." + Setai Benefits Care Through Action -- 9.30.2009 c/o Haute Living "Wednesday, September 30th was a night of cocktails and canapes and a time for a group of mindful individuals to get together and support Alissa Everett and her work with Care Through Action." + Putting Care Into Action -- 3.7.2009 c/o SFluxe "...Thanks to the brave efforts of photographer Alissa Everett, we are able to not only get the stories of these people, but actually put a face to the suffering, so we’re able to better understand what is happening. We all know it’s bad, but we don’t know how bad until we see it for ourselves." + Helping Africa Heal -- 3.6.2009 c/o SFluxe "...One of the people who worked with HEAL Africa, and is doing her part to help the women of Congo, is photographer Alissa Everett. Alissa, who is co-founder of Care Through Action in San Francisco, recently spent three weeks in Congo and spent quite a bit of time with HEAL." + Care Through Action -- 4.4.2008 c/o SFluxe "Starvation, genocide, mass graves, the struggle for survival. Those were some of the topics under discussion at a recent luncheon in the glamorous Rotunda at Neiman Marcus. Over scones and strawberry butter, we heard about the horrible conditions in Darfur, and how things are only getting worse...In the short time the organization has existed, they have raised $25,000. 'We raised $19,000 at our first event alone. And we actually sent all of that money to Friends of the World Food Program, for additional food assistance to the camps in Sudan. So we're making a difference, little by little.'"