12 Minutes with Victoria Champion

Posted on December 2, 2013

by LaRae

ARTISTS

Photographing the artists of Boundless Arts Performance Collective

This hot pink beauty in the Boundless Arts Performance Collective series features Victoria Champion.

Victoria auditioned for “Sarah Was Here” written by current BAPC Executive Director and playwright, Zoe Barker-Aderem, and soon found herself playing alongside current fellow Boundless member Malia Elizabeth Zurcher in the company’s first production. In their second production, “The Bridge is Out,” devised by Boundless youth and assembled and edited by Zoe, Victoria played the lead character named “Bianca” who was a young girl building a bridge to her own success.

Similar to Malia’s story, Victoria felt an immediate connection and bond with the people of BAPC and the foster youth involved in their program. With her Bachelor’s Degree in both Communications and Theatre Performance from the University of Washington, she soon become their Communications Director.

This means she’s a woman who speaks my language. She is a strong voice for the organization providing content for social media, creating marketing materials for performances and events, and using her natural people skills in networking to reach out to donors for the theatre’s foster youth program.

Now in second year of service, Victoria has a mission to bring as much attention and support for Boundless as possible throughout the Seattle community and beyond. With this, I encourage all of you with a philanthropic core value to visit the Boundless Arts Performance Collective on Facebook, give them a “Like”, and continue following the work they are doing and contribute your own gifts of talent and services when you can. I personally thank you.

More about Boundless Arts Performance Collective:

Mission: “Boundless Arts Performance Collective (BAPC) is committed to providing an environment in which foster youth can realize their creative potential, build self-confidence, and discover their personal strengths. BAPC cultivates a community in which our youth and volunteers can learn and grow together through the performing arts.” This series of the collective on Photo Sister is to help bring community awareness and support for this amazing team of women and their mission helping foster youth.

I encourage all of you with a philanthropic core value to visit the Boundless Arts Performance Collective on Facebook, give them a “Like”, and continue following the work they are doing and contribute your own gifts of talent and services when you can. Thank you.