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Press: Wishlist Foundation 2007 European Poster Series
Posted by wishlist on Friday, June 01 @ 14:16:37 CDT
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CHICAGO, IL – The Wishlist Foundation is proud to announce its collaboration with rock poster artists Justin Hampton, Emek and Jermaine Rogers, (collectively known as PNE, Post Neo Explosionism), to produce a series of posters. Proceeds from the sales of the posters will be donated to the Northwest Chapter of the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of America, Conservation International and Save the Children.



Founded in 2006, the Wishlist Foundation is a Pearl Jam fan nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting Pearl Jam and its band members’ charitable and philanthropic efforts. Since 2004, the Wishlist Foundation and Pearl Jam fans across the globe have together raised over $120k to date through a variety of grassroots fundraising methods. The Foundation supports many charitable organizations and the Northwest Chapter of the CCFA, Conservation International and Save the Children are just a few of its primary beneficiaries.

“We’ve gotten the top artists in the rock poster world for this series. It’s pretty cool to help make a real difference in supporting Pearl Jam’s charitable efforts while giving fans an amazing piece of concert memorabilia,” says Wishlist Foundation board member Mike Livingstone, who has been managing the poster project.

Post Neo Explosionism is a movement founded by Justin Hampton, Emek and Jermaine Rogers in 2002, after the artists came together in an unprecedented union of talent to show their work at the famed Showbox Theatre in Seattle, WA. Hampton, Emek and Rogers have each been working in the field since the early 1990’s. With over 30 years of experience between them, each artist brings his own significant style and fan base to the table. Some of the most coveted and celebrated concert art is created by PNE.

“We’ve been very pleased with all of the fundraising the Wishlist Foundation has done for our chapter,” says Steve Wright, Executive Director of the Northwest Chapter of the CCFA.

Pearl Jam guitarist Mike McCready suffers from Crohn’s disease and has been an outspoken advocate for the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation for several years. Fans have been highly supportive of Mike and have been donating to the CCFA in his honor.

In honor of the momentous charitable efforts of Pearl Jam guitarist Stone Gossard and bassist Jeff Ament, the Wishlist Foundation has included Conservation International and Save the Children as beneficiaries for this 2007 poster series.

Gossard recently teamed up with Conservation International to raise awareness about the critically endangered leatherback species of turtles. CI also helped Pearl Jam and many other bands construct their Carbon Portfolio Strategy.

In 2004, Ament journeyed to remote African village Malawi to observe and learn about how Save the Children works with locals to build and run childcare centers and schools, make potable water and food available and organize local HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention activities. Ament then traveled to Tanzania to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro and helped raise over $10,000 from his trek.

Posters will be available for a donation of $25 each at The Wishlist Foundation web site, along with artist information, scheduling and poster previews.For more information, visit the Wishlist Foundation web site http://wishlistfoundation.org

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