Contestant makes $50,000 Shot!

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A contestant at an Indiana Ice game made a $50,000 shot for charity from the far red line, what an amazing shot! LINK: Youtube

Art in Hand - Portland Project Playing Cards Art

From top left, going clockwise: Art by Alexandra Petersen, Debbie L. Foster, Nicole Linde, and Shanon Playford

Art in Hand – The Portland Project invited 54 local artists from Portland, Oregon, to transform an ordinary deck of playing cards into pieces of art. They’re auctioning these cards to raise money for charity: Link, Via: Neatorama

The Biggest Lego Mario Ever Built

If you have $3700 handy, you can buy this 6-foot tall, 110-pound, 40,000-brick Lego Mario, the biggest ever built. It took one week to plan, and 175 hours over 16 days to build.

You don't have to feel like a dorky geek for buying it, because the money will go to charity. So you can feel like a good-hearted dorky geek.

The auction lasts till November 1st, and the money will go to the Ronald McDonald foundation in Netherlands, "a dutch organization that arranges proper housing for relatives of hospitalized children, in the vicinity of clinics." [eBay, Via: Brothers Brick] Via: Gizmodo

Amazing Canned Food Art

You know all that canned food that we give away during Christmas time? Maybe we should create some art with it before we give it away...

The most unique food charity in the world, Canstruction is an annual international design/build competition where architects, engineers, designers, and students compete to design and build gigantic structures made entirely from cans of food!

Structures take about 8-12 weeks to complete and thousands of cans are used in the process. At the close of the exhibitions all of the canned food is donated to local food banks for distribution to emergency feeding programs that include pantries, soup kitchens, elderly, and day care centers. Since its inception, ten million pounds of food has been donated to aid in the fight against hunger. LINK