Everybody Gets To Eat Foundation "Nourishing Young Lives Through the Arts"

"Where zip code and background never determine a child's access to creativity"

Registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit

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A Journey Beyond Boundaries. (Cambodia) Everybody Gets To Eat Foundation Inc. Cross-Cultural Youth Exchange Program.

Offering scholarships for children to attend arts classes and summer camps

Advocating for increased investment in arts education

The Mandala Challenge: Empowering Young Minds Creativity Through the Visual Arts

When Kids explore the Mandala's symmetrical structures, It encourages them to think about spatial relationships, recognize patterns, and experiment with different design elements. Painting Mandalas is a creative method for enhancing children's ability to see the world in new ways.

Everybody Gets to Eat Foundation is dedicated to making the arts accessible to children of all backgrounds, which allows them to tap into their unique creativity and develop a stronger sense of personal identity.

The Mandala Challenge

cultivates kids' visual-spatial skill

Best Mandala

$100 Monthly Winner

Age categories: 5-8 years old, 9-12 years old. Judging criteria: creativity, use of color, technical execution, and adherence to the mandala format. Participation: local schools, community centers, and art programs.

Participating in the competition allows children to connect with other young artists who share their passion for the arts. The opportunity to learn from each other, exchange ideas, and celebrate their collective achievements can foster a strong sense of community and belonging. This can be particularly beneficial for children who may not have access to robust arts education programs in their local schools or neighborhoods

Executive Summary

Everybody Gets To Eat Foundation Inc. seeks funding to expand its innovative overseas work program that provides transformative cross-cultural experiences for underprivileged American children in Southeast Asia. This unique program combines humanitarian service with cultural immersion, offering American youth life-changing opportunities to work alongside peers in Cambodia, Vietnam, and the Philippines while developing global perspectives and leadership skills.

Program Vision

By immersing underprivileged American children in foreign cultures while engaging in meaningful humanitarian work, we create transformative experiences that break the cycle of limited opportunity and restricted worldview often associated with poverty in America.

Our Cambodia Cross-Cultrual Program

Construction Projects: Building schools, libraries, and community centers to improve access to essential services.

Agriculture Initiatives: Promoting sustainable agriculture practices and food security through community gardens and farming projects.

Arts and Education Support: Providing school supplies and access to learning opportunities. Explore, and attended cultural and local art schools and shops . Hands on Training.