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Help Bring Drum Sermons: The Epilogue to Life Dear Friend,For more than 40 years, Orisirisi African Folklore has transformed lives through award-winning performances, educational programs, and cultural initiatives that preserve African diasporic heritage, inspire learning, and strengthen communities. Its enduring legacy is the foundation upon which the ADAE Foundation continues to build. Building upon this remarkable legacy, African Diasporic Arts and Education Inc. (ADAE Foundation) was established to expand and deepen its impact through innovative educational, research, and cultural initiatives that preserve African diasporic heritage, advance scholarship, inspire artistic excellence, and strengthen communities for generations to come. Today, we invite you to help bring our most ambitious creative vision to life. Drum Sermons: The Epilogue is a stand-alone film-and-stage work that transforms a foundational African legend—long central to Orisirisi African Folklore's artistic practice—into a powerful visual and sensory experience. Serving as an entrée to the ADAE Foundation's larger Drum Sermons project, it explores the African origins of rhythm and its enduring influence across the African diaspora. We are honored that Drum Sermons: The Epilogue has received support from the National Performance Network (NPN) Creation &amp; Development Fund and is co-commissioned by Ashe' Cultural Arts Center (New Orleans) and Arcable (Gainesville, Florida)—a strong affirmation of its artistic excellence and cultural significance. This investment provides an important foundation, but additional support is needed to bring the project fully to life. Your tax-deductible gift will help fund artists, production, educational programming, and community engagement.Every contribution helps preserve cultural heritage, support artists, and share this powerful story with new audiences. Thank you for believing in the power of the arts to educate, inspire, and connect communities. With gratitude,Don Harrell President &amp; CEO, African Diasporic Arts and Education Inc. (ADAE Foundation) Co-Founder &amp; Executive Director, Orisirisi African FolklorePlease make your tax-deductible gift today and help ensure that the story—and the rhythm—live on.

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