Non-profit, Regular Hero, Hosts Art Show for Charity

April 9, 2012 - PRLog -- Contact: John McNichol

Contact Title: Storytelling Extraordinaire

Phone: 814-321-1145

Email: john@regularhero.org


Los Angeles, CA – Nothing makes things better more than art, and in a few days, non-profit Regular Hero partners with jewelry designer Modern Minx to prove just that. On April 11th, art lovers will converge on LAB ART Gallery for a creative evening in honor of the 24 Foundation, a Los Angeles based charity that uses the arts to help at Risk Youth that have been through traumatic experiences.

Always looking for ways to help others, Regular Hero will donate 100% of the show’s proceeds to the 24 Foundation. The charge to “...promote others, ask how you can help, and think about how you can use your resources to Make Things Better...”, is at the core of the Regular Hero lifestyle.


Attendees will be able to purchase jewelry from rock-star designer Modern Minx, art, live auctions,  spoken word performances, open bar, music & gourmet water from Water Bar.


Sounds: DJ POET NAME LIFE of Black Eyed Peas and The Listen Deep Crew


Art: Nathan Spoor, Rob Ki, CJ Cuevas, Tucker Cash, Kingboombox, Christopher Reason, Stephanie Wood, & Mc5


Spoken Word: Demi Anter & Ryan Yamamoto


ABOUT REGULAR HERO: The Regular Hero lifestyle – “It’s all about Making Things Better by giving....” Regular Hero is a non-profit apparel and creative branding group  that raises resources and awareness for aid projects and organizations around the world. Everyone can be a Regular Hero and Make Things Better. We encourage people to do so through giving. That's why we give you 2 of whatever item you purchase with the hope that you'll give 1 away. We then use the proceeds from the sales of our merchandise for relief aid in the US and around the world.

For more information about Regular Hero, visit http://regularhero.org/.

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For more information and media credentials for Regular Hero’s Art Show contact John McNichol  at john@regularhero.org or (814) 321-1145.