We're used to seeing that recognizable "Nutrition Facts" tag all the time. Of course, you usually only see it on items of food and not on, say, a trash can. That's basically the idea behind this clever outdoor ad, created for an organization called Help The Homeless. I really like this idea, as it shows what many people must do to get themselves fed each day. My only small gripe is that they didn't take it even further. The "Nutrition Facts" are generic, nothing clever in the actual print, save for the Web site address. Still not a bad way to raise awareness of a serious and oft-ignored problem, though.Nutrition Facts for homeless people
We're used to seeing that recognizable "Nutrition Facts" tag all the time. Of course, you usually only see it on items of food and not on, say, a trash can. That's basically the idea behind this clever outdoor ad, created for an organization called Help The Homeless. I really like this idea, as it shows what many people must do to get themselves fed each day. My only small gripe is that they didn't take it even further. The "Nutrition Facts" are generic, nothing clever in the actual print, save for the Web site address. Still not a bad way to raise awareness of a serious and oft-ignored problem, though.Add your comments
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