SF “Honey Bear” Artist Raises $125,000+ For COVID-19 Charities
Underground artist fnnch donates 50% of art sales to Safety Net Fund and SF New Deal.
By Johnny Funcheap - posted 5/12/2020
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Thanks to CBS5 for letting us know that San Francisco underground artist fnnch has not only helped art spread across the city but has also helped raise a ton of money for charity.
When the crisis started and shops started getting boarded up, the artist started gluing “Mask Bears” and “Soap Bear” characters on the plywood to help liven up empty storefront windows cover.
That caused a big uptick in traffic to his website where he has since sold 750 prints and 250 wood paintings and donated $129,000 to Safety Net Fund and SF New Deal.
100% of mask sales and 50% of art sales go to COVID charities – Visit store.fnnch.com
Thanks fnnch, for spreading art, a bit of joy and lot of $$ around San Francisco
Read More:
- SF Street Artist fnnch Launches “The Great Honey Bear Hunt” – Funcheap
- Street Artist Fnnch Paints “Mask Bear” Murals All Over SF – Funcheap
- San Francisco’s ‘Honey Bear’ Artist Raises Over $100,000 For COVID-19 Charities – CBS5
