Molten Glass Magic to Support CERF+’s Disaster Relief Efforts

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On October 19th at the Third Degree Glass Factory in St Louis, Missouri, Eddie “The Great Flambeau” Bernard will work his Molten Glass Magic to raise much-needed funds for CERF+s Disaster Relief Fund.

“With calls and applications for emergency assistance already coming in, we’re anticipating the largest demand for our financial relief assistance in our 30+ year history,” shares Cornelia Carey, Executive Director. “Thanks to our friends at the Third Degree and the Craft Alliance, the Molten Glass Magic show will not only be great fun but the funds we raise will make an important difference to artists recovering from these devastating hurricanes.”

If you’d like to help make magic happen, join us by being a sponsor.

To learn more about the event (including to RSVP) and sponsorships, click here.

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