Video Random Snacks of Kindness
Every summer, ArtWorks Cincinnati unleases a fleet of young art apprentices into the city—they build murals, create theater scenery and spread public art across the region. This year's projects include Random Snacks of Kindness, a new kind of entrepreneurial training program that quite literally feeds the work of non-profits. Video courtesy Golden Hour Moving Pictures.
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For the first time in its history, ArtWorks Cincinnati is featuring a small-business development project as part of its highly successful summer apprentice program. Under the guidance of SpringBoard Cincinnati alum and successful food entrepreneur Frances Kroner, teen apprentices will learn the ins and outs of business development as they create a new food product designed to support the non-profit that brought it to life.
Watch the video to find out more, and consider helping support Random Snacks of Kindness withought even leaving your computer by using Power2Give, the national nonprofit funding site now linked to a wide range of local projects.
Video courtesy SpringBoard grad Golden Hour Moving Pictures.
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