Virtual Event
Saturday August, 15 2020
11:00AM - 12:00PM PDT
Virtual Event
Join Crayon Collection on YouTube Live in setting our SECOND Guinness World Record for "The Most Handwritten Notes Uploaded to Instagram in One Hour" by writing Notes of Kindness to send to people all over the country working to keep us safe, healthy, and connected. You'll be led…
See moreJoin Crayon Collection on YouTube Live in setting our SECOND Guinness World Record for "The Most Handwritten Notes Uploaded to Instagram in One Hour" by writing Notes of Kindness to send to people all over the country working to keep us safe, healthy, and connected. You'll be led through the steps during the event.
RSVP for free to get the link and a kindness note template and please consider supporting Crayon Collection Color Kindness Program! Crayon Collection depends on donations from supporters like you to run our programs. Donate $25 in support of Crayon Collection today and you can make sure that three students recieve free crayons.
Special guests include:
Eric Garcetti
Mayor of Los Angeles
Oliver Jeffers
Illustrator, The Day The Crayons Quit
Drew Daywalt
Author, The Day The Crayons Quit
Joe Whale - "Doodle Boy"
Doodle Artist
Dr. Nina Shapiro
Pediatrician - UCLA
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Our sustainable model makes Crayon Collection incredibly effective and scalable. Your support enables us to reignite Art Education Programming and send professional artists into classrooms to teach children. These art lessons are usually the first and only exposure to the arts that a child has experienced, opening a never ending world of creative possibilities.
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Our goal is to ensure that every child has access to a crayon.
Having access to a crayon may seem natural but many of the children we work with have never owned even one crayon. By shifting the wasteful behavior of tossing still good crayons we are able to provide millions of crayons + our art education program to the most underserved schools in the United States and beyond our borders.
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