Homeschooling our children allows them to take classes they might not be able to in school. Including a cooking class for Charlie. Which is why I was excited to share Rad Craft Industry Relief Coloring Book coloring book with Charlie and David.
Charlie can use Rad Craft Industry Relief Coloring Book in his Homeschool Cooking Class or in our Art Class or for a free day which we have on Fridays.
Karl Strauss Brewing Company Rad Craft Industry Relief Coloring Book supports the James Beard Foundation! which is there hospitality-centric coloring book.
If you download the coloring book I would like to ask you to share photos of your coloring art by tagging them at @radcraftbeer and using the #radcraftindustryrelief
About:
Industry Relief COLORING BOOK
When pandemic hit, we invited our RadCraft partners and barley industry friends to join us for a weekly-turned-monthly Zoom chat to discuss issues facing the hospitality businesses.
They showed up, talked shop, and despite all of the hardship they were experiencing— they wanted to give back. That’s how this coloring book came to be.
It’s a compilation of pages where you can bring the logos of breweries, distilleries, and malting companies to life, all while supporting Open For Good.
These companies voted on the hospitality relief nonprofit that they
wanted this coloring book to support, and chose the James Beard Foundation’s effort to help independent restaurants survive this crisis, rebuild better, and thrive for the long term.
For more than 30 years, the James Beard Foundation has promoted Good Food For Good™ by giving chefs a voice and the tools they need to make the world more sustainable, equitable, and delicious.
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the James Beard Foundation launched the Open for Good campaign to ensure that independent restaurants not only survive, but that the industry is able to rebuild stronger than before.
Learn more about Open For Good at and find us at radcraftbeer.com.
Thank you for supporting independent hospitality establishments through Pandemic and beyond.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
