The ENA Foundation is excited to kick off its new program, ‘White Canvas’. This program is a fresh action pillar for the Foundation for Culture.
‘White Canvas’ combines art, creativity, and expression with a social mission. It aims to help artists grow their work and achieve their dreams. With this program, ENA Foundation wants to create opportunities and boost initiatives that make Cyprus more vibrant and creative.
The first artist to be supported by this new program is Antigoni Buxton. She is this year’s representative of Cyprus at the 70th Eurovision Song Contest with her song ‘JALLA’. With her modern artistic style and strong ties to Cyprus, she kicks off a program designed to empower cultural figures and support their creative journeys.
Mr. Tasos Papanastasiou, the Founder of ENA Foundation, said: ‘We aim to support dedicated people with big dreams, showcase Cypriot talents, and promote our culture.’
The ‘White Canvas’ program reflects this philosophy in the cultural field. Antigoni Buxton brings authenticity, energy, and an international outlook. We are thrilled that she is the first artist we are supporting through this program.
Antigoni Buxton shared: ‘I am very happy that ENA Foundation is now a major supporter of mine. From the first moment I met their team, I was truly touched by their work and how they meaningfully support people and initiatives in Cyprus. I sincerely thank Mr. Tasos Papanastasiou for believing in me and supporting young dreamers. It’s amazing how far a dream can go when there are people who believe in it. I am proud to be part of this effort and look forward to what’s next.’
Antigoni Buxton will join an event organized by ENA Foundation in early April. At this event, a significant donation will be made to support children and families across Cyprus. This initiative aims to strengthen the local community.
For more information, you can reach out to ENA Foundation via email at info@ena.org.cy or call 22-777011.
