The little artist Bria Neff with a good heart and an important cause!
The little girl started painting at the age of 8, today at the age of 13. She has an impressive 300 themed paintings with animals behind her. It all started when she was only 8 years old and participated in the competition of the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW). To her delight, she wins it. At that time, little Bria still did not know the meaning of the word “endangered”. When she found out, she felt sad, angry, and helpless. These emotions motivated her to help in any way she could for the conservation of endangered species of animals on our planet. She decided to start painting animals and donate the money she earned.
In just 5 days, she made 10 paintings and with the help of her mother a Facebook page, where she could publish her art and disseminate useful information and facts related to the conservation of species. Little Bria sold at auction at the Wolf Conservation Center the incredible sum of $69,000. Her next goal is to win $100,000.
She uses her website to trade her paintings and raise funds to support organizations such as IFAW, the New York Wolf Conservation Center, and Jane Goodall’s Roots and Shoots and REST. She also uses her Instagram platform as an ambassador for “Girls of Justice with a Heart” to inspire other children to talk about the environment and so on.
”We all have an important role to play, and if we work together, we will change the world. Therefore, be original, positive and creative. It’s not always easy, but being true to yourself is the bravest thing you can do. Follow my journey and help me achieve my goal!”
You can follow Bria on social networks: pigtailsart.com | Instagram | Facebook
