How do I play?
Click on the correct answer in the center of the page by matching up the piece of art with the artist who created it. If you get it right, you learn an interesting fact about the artist or painting, and you provide essential nutrients for one child. If you get it wrong, you simply get the next question.
Am I really helping kids by answering questions on artforvitamins.com?
Yes! Each question you answer is counted. By playing, your page impressions are added up and converted into funds that are donated to Vitamin Angels' child nutrition programs to provide children under five in the US and across the globe with vital nutrients.
How much money does it take to reach a child?
It only takes 25 cents per year to provide a child with high dose vitamin A supplements, which prevent vitamin A deficiency (VAD), childhood blindness, and reduce under-five child mortality by 23%. That means that with as little as $1, we can give a child vitamin A for the four most vulnerable years of their life. You can help bring essential nutrients like vitamin A to even more children by donating here.
Who pays for the children I help when I play on artforvitamins.com?
Donations are made possible by the generosity of the sponsors who advertise on this site. If you are an individual or company interested in becoming a sponsor, please email us at info@artforvitamins.com.
Who is Vitamin Angels?
Vitamin Angels is a registered 501c3 nonprofit organization dedicated to reducing child mortality worldwide by advancing availability, access and use of essential nutrients to newborns, infants and children under five. Two main programs ensure maximum impact:
Operation 20/20
An estimated 190 million children suffer from vitamin A deficiency (VAD) worldwide, a major underlying cause of child mortality and blindness around the world. However, a simple, cost-effective vitamin A capsule each six months can prevent VAD blindness and reduce under-five child mortality by 23%.
Thrive to Five
Essential multiple micronutrients, or multivitamins, reduce the effects of undernutrition and malnutrition in children under five. This program offers infants and children the nutrients they need to grow up healthy, increasing their potential for educational and economic achievements in life.
To learn more about Vitamin Angels and nutrition supplementation, please visit www.vitaminangels.org
How can I provide even more children with essential nutrients?
You can visit www.vitaminangels.org to donate and learn how to get involved.