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5/10: Since the cheapest of the charitable items are < ~$1 (ex: an eraser), you feel like you can make a difference for not that much. After leaving the store, my mind has raced to think through where a similar experiential anticipation-induced giving model could be applied.
6/10: One idea would be buying food or coffee for homeless people at grocery stores or cafes, instead of doing more traditional point of sale financial campaigns or in-kind programs like “can drives” (cc @Albertsons @Kroger @WholeFoods @WalMart @Wegmans)
7/10: Another idea would be full freight customers buying seeds for herbs, flowers, or vegetables for families in need at checkout within home improvement or garden stores (cc @homedepot @Lowes @Menards @AceHardware)
8/10: Another idea would be retail customers at sporting goods stores buying basic items like baseballs, tennis balls, swim caps at checkout for those in your sports who cannot afford them (cc @DICKS @SportsAuthority @Nike @adidasoriginals)
9/10: What would appear to make experiential & product-based programs like @Blick_Art’s compelling (how accessible & human they feel), also makes them challenging to administer (moving product involves lots of logistics vs simply moving money from one bank account to another).
10/10: So, they partner with mission-aligned non-profits like @projectartusa to help execute. Love to see the results of @Blick_Art’s program. If powerful, others should take notice. If u have other ideas for how to drive philanthropy via experiential anticipation, ping me!
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, give it, even if just the net from rounding to the nearest $1. Make giving an impulse purchase, much like gum or chapstick. But 