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(NAPSI)-When it comes to sending holiday cards or choosing calendars with a difference, this could be the perfect answer.
You can get beautifully illustrated cards, calendars and gifts that not only show friends and family that you are thinking of them but that also show your good taste and consideration for others. That’s because the sale of certain professionally illustrated cards, calendars, books, gift wrap, notepaper and puzzles provides the means to financial independence for dozens of talented, disabled American artists and acts as an inspiration for many others.
The quality of their work is recognized by many, including California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, who used the artwork painted by one such artist, Dennis Francesconi, as the image for his government house Christmas holiday card last year.
About The Artists
Another reason to send or give these products: The Mouth and Foot Painting Artists (MFPA) organization provides a fine example of the contribution the disabled can bring to the workplace when given the opportunity.
Not a charity, the MFPA is an international, for-profit association wholly owned and run by disabled artists. Members paint with brushes held in their mouths or feet as a result of a disability sustained at birth or through an accident or illness that prohibits them from using their hands.
How To Get Them
There are two ways to buy the cards, calendars and other products. Conveniently, there’s a nationwide holiday product mailing in the second week of October, which is National Disability Awareness Month.
In addition, you can visit the Web site at www.mfpausa.com at any time.
Learn More
At that site you can not only order gifts and cards but find out more about the MFPA, the artists and their products and view some of their work.
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