Public Supply Creates Stationery to Raise Money for Art Programs
Meghan Young — November 11, 2013 — Art & Design
References: public-supply & psfk
Public Supply is amazing for two reasons. First of all, it creates amazing minimalist notebooks that are on their way to becoming as iconic as composition books and Moleskines. Secondly, proceeds from sales go towards funding high-need classrooms and public school art programs throughout the city of New York. Considering that such programs are often left underfunded, the latter is what really makes Public Supply so special.
Founded by Russell Daiber, Adam London, Leigh Salem and William Brian Smith, Public Supply notebooks can nevertheless be used by both students and adults. In this way, even more people can help contribute to their partnership with non-profit organization Donors Choose, which finds passionate teachers looking to help with their students’ overall education through arts.
Public Supply recently teamed up with Dutch artists Haas and Hahn for a limited edition notebook.
Founded by Russell Daiber, Adam London, Leigh Salem and William Brian Smith, Public Supply notebooks can nevertheless be used by both students and adults. In this way, even more people can help contribute to their partnership with non-profit organization Donors Choose, which finds passionate teachers looking to help with their students’ overall education through arts.
Public Supply recently teamed up with Dutch artists Haas and Hahn for a limited edition notebook.
Trend Themes
1. Minimalist Notebooks - Opportunity to create minimalist notebooks that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing, catering to consumers seeking a simplified and stylish writing experience.
2. Art-funding - Innovation in fundraising models, using the sale of art-related products to support underfunded art programs and empower artists.
3. Partnerships with Non-profit Organizations - Collaboration opportunities with non-profit organizations to create mutually beneficial initiatives that support education and artistic development.
Industry Implications
1. Stationery - Stationery industry can explore the creation of minimalist and socially impactful products that appeal to a wide range of consumers.
2. Education - Education industry can leverage innovative fundraising models for art programs, fostering creativity and offering broader educational opportunities.
3. Non-profit - Non-profit sector can explore partnerships with companies that align with their mission to create sustainable revenue streams while supporting important causes.
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