- Written by RBR-TVBR
"No less than 104 radio spots and campaigns have made it to the finals of the 2018 Radio Mercury Awards, which honor outstanding radio created by advertising agencies, production companies, radio stations and students..."
PSA Spot or Campaign
Shots
Oasis Center International
Casanova//McCann
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- Written by Jin Sung
SANTA ANA, California (January 30, 2018) - The 2018 OASIS Arts Festival will fill Santa Ana with life, color and art for the Orange County community. Kids will experience hands-on art activities, short film screening produced by their peers, and enjoy special live performances. This year's outdoor festivities include encounters with Supermodels, professional Artist and Dancers!
- Written by Sandals Resorts International
Sandals Resorts International (SRI) Chairman and Founder, Hon. Gordon 'Butch' Stewart, OJ, CD, Hon. LLD, announces the appointment of industry veteran Gebhard F. Rainer as CEO, effective immediately. The appointment, which follows an extensive search in concert with Deputy Chairman, Adam Stewart, CD was designed to accelerate the strategic growth of the award-winning luxury all-inclusive brands under the Sandals Resorts International banner.
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- Written by Dennis Johnson
Santa Ana, California – November 2, 2017 – Ovation, America’s only arts network, will join Spectrum on Monday, November 6, to recognize and award OASIS Center International $10,000, as part of theirStand for the Arts joint initiative, which is dedicated to supporting local arts, cultural and educational organizations.
The event will feature special guests including Mayor Pro Tem Michelle Martinez and other elected officials. In addition, Spectrum and Ovation will be presenting OASIS with the grant for their programs.
- Written by Jennie Telehowski
On September 12th, Oasis Center International (OASIS) will host its annual Illumination Fundraiser Reception at the famed Artist Village in Santa Ana to support arts education for over 3,300 underserved youth from elementary and middle schools in Santa Ana.
- Written by EastWestBank
“Jin Sung is the founder and executive director of OASIS Center International, a Santa Ana, Calif.-based nonprofit organization focused on arts mentorship in low-income communities. East West Bank has partnered with OASIS to support their afterschool arts programs for low- and moderate-income students and community events like the OASIS Arts Festival. As a former strategic planner, Sung offers her unique perspective on how a nonprofit can—and should—leverage its resources beyond its cause and influence public policy”.
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- Written by Monroe Elementary
“On February 25th, Monroe students received an award for their successful participation on the program Minor Making Movies”.
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- Written by Jane Park Smith
For the third year in a row, a party with purpose will draw people from all cross-sections of society to convene for the cause of elevating at-risk children as change-makers, offering them a taste of their future as filmmakers, photographers, architects, dancers, and writers.
- Written by HispanicAd.com
“There are communities with limited educational resources where children are challenged to reach their full potential. We believe that art has the power to lead children out of at-risk environment and it can inspire them to realign their life-goals”, said Jin Sung, Director of Oasis Center International.” That’s why Oasis (a non-profit organization) provides After School programs that teach children to develop their talents through art”.
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- Written by La Habra Journal
“Over the centuries, communities have thrived on the development of their cultures. In order to help enrich the lives of its residents, La Habra has continued to develop and build on its community. Last Saturday La Habra launched an Art Appreciation program in partnership with OASIS Center International. The 10-week program will include visual and performing arts and will be focused primarily at children and youth in the community”.
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