The Philly Street Cafe
An excited Kiosk customer (or just me, but I do look excited)
For more information on the Collaborative Kiosk, Kyle Houser, and the Indiana Arts Council (20% of Phillly Street's Kiosk income go to Indiana Arts Council) be sure to check out Homefry Sketch Book.
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And now for the first Charlottesville area Kiosk, newly located at the aptly named C'ville Coffee shop. 

Ten percent of all Charlottesville area Kiosk sales will go to The Bridge Progressive Arts Initiative. The Bridge PAI was an easy choice for me because they embrace all forms of artistic expression while providing meaningful outreach to Charlottesville and the surrounding area. The successful "bridging" of progressive art with community has made for a hip, yet accessible venue that serves the Charolettsville community well- but don't take my word for it, check it out The Bridge PAI!
Now back to the C'ville Coffee Kiosk which is EXTRA charitable! Not only do 10% of sales go to The Bridge PAI, but the owner of C'ville Coffee, Toan Nguyen, is donating the 10% that he would normally receive from Kiosk sales, MATCHING it, and donating that total to Freedom In Creation (FIC). The mission of this organization is to provide increased access to therapeutic art, water, and educational infrastructural to former child soldiers of Uganda. This is an important non-profit that brings attention and healing to a war-torn part of the world. Please visit their website Freedom In Creation to see how they blend art, education, and water services with healing and empowerment of young people formerly forced into the atrocities of war. I am very proud to know that this Kiosk plays a small role in helping many in need.
Monika Fallon & Becca Deeds, part of the friendly C'ville Coffee staff:
Great food!
Even a music series:
You can also find C'ville Coffee on Facebook. In fact you can find all of today's posts topics on Facebook (of course you can). Let's make a list!











