Eat Art Turns Art Purchases into Meals for Hungry Children
Todd Clark, lead pastor at Discovery Church in Simi Valley, California, has launched Eat Art, a nonprofit that uses art sales to help feed hungry children in 10 countries. The organization directs 60 percent of each purchase toward rice meal packets sent overseas.
- Eat Art sells photographs, paintings, postcards, and apparel to support hunger relief.
- Sixty percent of each purchase funds rice meal packets, while 40 percent covers printing and shipping the art.
- Eat Art plans to send 100,000 meals to 100,000 children as its first 100,000 people follow or like the organization on social media.
This past weekend, Todd Clark, lead pastor at Discovery Church in Simi Valley, CA, launched Eat Art, a nonprofit organization that “artfully ends hunger” by selling photographs, paintings, postcards, and apparel and using the proceeds to feed hungry children in 10 countries. Sixty percent of every Eat Art purchase sends rice meal packets overseas and 40 percent goes to print and ship the art to buyers.
Eat Art will send 100,000 meals to 100,000 children for the first 100,000 people who follow them on Twitter or “like” them on Facebook. Click the links to make a difference for hungry kids!
Author: Christian Standard
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