Showing posts with label projects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label projects. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 24, 2013

Carolyn Braden: FEED 100

I highly recommend checking out http://www.feedprojects.com/
Buy a product and proceeds help provide food for those in need. I received my FEED 100 bag today. It is very well made and quite stylish. I purchased 2 more to give as gifts.


Saturday, April 20, 2013

Target and Lauren Bush Lauren: Feed Project Coming June 2013

I am in love with products that give back to important causes. TOMS gives back by donating a pair of shoes to children when you buy a pair. Not only are the shoes comfy and cute but they help others. Feed Project, created by Lauren Bush Lauren, donates meals to people in need when you purchase their products. Buying a certain bag on her website can provide food for a child for one year. Being a public school teacher, I know there are many children that sometimes don't know when their next meal will be. Lauren Bush Lauren recognized this during her travels abroad and throughout America. Partnering with Target will grow her project and help feed more people and most importantly, children. She recognizes children in America need help so stop by a Target store this June and help her cause.


http://www.feedprojects.com/shopping_product_detail.asp?pid=49368&catID=3673


http://pressroom.target.com/news/target-and-feed-partner-on-exclusive-collection-to-fight-hunger-in-the-u-s



Thursday, November 3, 2011

Gearing up for the Art Show, December 8th!

Here is just a preview of some of the art you will see at the art show on December 8th! These are only sketches and preliminary stages of a few projects. Every grade level will have a different project. Please remember to RSVP no matter if you are coming or not. If you are unsure, RSVP "yes" so your students art will be framed and displayed. If you wish to purchase the framed art, it's $24.95, with some of the proceeds benefiting my art program. This would be a great Christmas present for an art lover in your family. I hope to see many families there. Schaffner students are so talented!














Carolyn J. Braden
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