Kiki has chosen Save the Bay as this week’s charity. $200 from the sale of her artwork will be donated.

“Once choked by raw sewage and dying a slow death from industrial toxins, Narragansett Bay is now making a strong comeback. More people than ever before are able to swim, fish, sail and enjoy the waters of Narragansett Bay. In fact, the cleanup of Narragansett Bay is a national success story. But our work is not done.

Relentless suburban sprawl, coastal development, and other human impacts continually threaten to roll back decades of environmental progress. Rapid climate change is undermining the health and resilience of the Bay, its watershed and coastal Rhode Island. State and federal government agencies empowered to protect the Bay are increasingly starved of resources and political support necessary to enforce environmental laws.Today, polluted runoff, excessive nutrients, accumulating toxins, overfishing, declining biodiversity, warming sea temperatures, and coastal inundation all represent urgent perils that demand our attention.

With the help of our members, supporters and volunteers, we can continue the ongoing cleanup and improvement of Narragansett Bay for generations to come.”

Meet Kiki Sciullo

Kiki Sciullo is a  graphic designer, product designer, and artist with almost 20 years experience. Kiki is always looking for creative adventures and collaborations whether it be public art, installations, illustration, branding and beyond.  Her work can be seen around Providence, Rhode Island in the logos and designs she has done for, Cluck!, Féte Music, Armory Animal Hospital, The Compost Plant, and Genuine Fred products in stores internationally. Kiki lives and thrives in Rhode Island with her husband, rescue dogs, and a very sassy cat.