Press release -

Christmas Gift Guide: homeless photo calendar

The 2020 MyLondon calendars are available for London Christmas Gift Guides.

The photos were taken in May this year by 100 people who have experienced homelessness over seven days.

Produced and sold by photographers who are rough sleepers or have recently been homeless, the calendars are beautiful, with a positive message. They are printed in London and are 100% single-use plastic free.

The calendars (wall and desktop) sell for £10.99 plus £3.50 postage and packaging.

Please check out "Images" above to see more photos of the calendars.

If you are a media outlet, and can help us promote them, please email Paul Ryan paul@cafeart.org.uk please let us know your mail address and we will send you a free calendar sample.

If you know of another person in your company who writes the gift guides, please forward this email to them.

The calendars are sold in markets but we also take mail orders

Thanks,

Paul

Subjects

  • Art, Culture, Entertainment

Categories

  • gift
  • calendar
  • homeless
  • homelessness
  • london
  • photography

Regions

  • London

CAFÉ ART connects people affected by homelessness with the wider community through art. We hang artwork created in art groups run by homelessness sector organisations and hang it in independent cafes in London. We also run photography contests with disposable FujiFilm cameras. 

Contacts

Paul Ryan

Press contact Director Managing Cafe Art's MyLondon Photo Project, Art in Cafes 07517 141948

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