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• A call-of-action for doers, supporters, way-makers, givers, leaders of change.
• An interdependent relationship with action and creation
• To unconditionally have someone’s back.
• Both braces and embraces us as we learn to trust our knowledge and what we’re here to do.

Support is a Verb is a fundraising partner for socially conscious, community-minded entrepreneurs and startups

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Mãe Africa by Dope Pieces Artist Ananda Nahu is a 500 pieces jigsaw puzzle that measures 18 x 24 inches.

In 2013, in celebration of Black Consciousness Day in Brazil, Ananda Nahu was selected by the United Nations along with two other artists to create works that would raise international awareness against racism and celebrated African History. Ananda chose the “African Empires. Mãe Africa depicts an imaginary mother of Africa giving birth to a new society that is full of wealth, splendor and in harmony with nature and is rich with traditions and culture.

Mismatched Malcolm Marley by Dope Pieces Artist Patrick Dougher is a 300 pieces jigsaw puzzle that measures 18 x 24 inches.

LIMO by Dope Pieces Artist Dante Yarbrough is a 500 pieces jigsaw puzzle that measures 18 x 24 inches.

In 2007 when Oprah Winfrey opened up her school for girls in Africa she faced criticism from those that felt she should be doing more in the States. In a show of support for her efforts to provide education to those young women, Dante Yarbrough was inspired to create LIMO. He shared how he always loved riding the bus to school himself believing that the school bus was first-class transportation to knowledge and a better future.