Can Art Make a Difference Event to benefit Feeding SD

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By Erin Heinert, Producer - email

The American Institute of Graphic Arts in South Dakota is looking for teams to register for their 2nd Annual Can Art Make a difference event.

It is an artistic food drive where teams collect non-perishable food items and then create an art display with them. The sculptures will then be on display at the Washington Pavilion from the 16th until the 24th of February. Then all the food items will be donated to Feeding South Dakota. Last year the event collected almost 2.5 tons of food.

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