The Art of Elysium
What better way to honor our homage to 500 years of art history than by supporting an organization that brings art, happiness and hope to sick children in America. The Art of Elysium is dedicated to enriching the lives of artists and critically ill children.  We believe that there is a powerful and mutual exchange of hope and appreciation that occurs when artists share their time and talent with children battling serious medical conditions.

For more information about their wonderful program, or to donate directly, please visit them at www.theartofelysium.org.

Pride n' Purpose
This charity is close to Founder Heather Maclean's heart after she Dumfries Village in South Africa and saw that even without the basic necessities like running water, the children still dreamed of going to school. She decided to adopt the village on the spot. Along with monetary donations, Little Laureate sends regular shipments of clothes, books, school supplies and sports equipment to help brighten the lives of Dumphries villagers.

Since then, Virgin Unite has created a separate non-profit for the care and continuing development of Dumfries and surrounding local villages. Pride n' Purpose builds and supplies schools, provides clean drinking water, healthcare and provides the locals with marketable skills so that they can create their own sustainable income. Pride n' Purpose believes that people are most effectively helped if they are empowered to help themselves. Their aim is to therefore work with and not for the people.

For more information about this amazing program, and how you can help, please visit them at www.ulusaba.com/pnp/.

Helping Hand
While the good news is that there are an increasing number of treatments available for autistic children, the bad news is, they aren't cheap. Treating a child with autism is a large effort involving many professionals and non-professionals. The National Autism Association's Helping Hand Program provides families with financial assistance in getting necessary biomedical treatments, supplements and therapy services for their autistic child. 100% of all donations will provide services for a child in need. 

For more information about this great program, or other autism information, please visit their site at www.nationalautismassociation.org.