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Eat to live and pay for a good
             cause !


 By team 26049 for the Crash Coarse on
     Creativity at Stanford University

             November 2012
Every single day we buy bread
What if 10 cents from the money we pay for a loaf of bread go for a
                            good cause?
What does bread mean to us?

Staple food
Cultural importance
Political importance
‚ Bread & Salt‘
Religious
importance
Educational
importance
Staple food
Bread is :

…eaten on a daily basis

…one of the most important
staple food
Cultural importance
Bread suits :

all human race irrespective of their different
cultural values.

Bread in our culture:

“Bread and Salt“ = Welcome! In Slavic cultures

Bread = $ in English-speaking countries
Political importance

“Bread and Salt“ Tradition -
a greeting ceremony

This is a symbol of great hospitality and
an expression of hope that the guest
will never know the pains of hunger.
Religious importance

The Lord's Prayer - "Give us this day our daily bread”

One of the elements of the Eucharist

Bread serves as a Holy communion with God
Educational importance
Bread can:

inspire students to
achieve their dreams
So why don´t we use this importance for a good
                    cause?

           And this is how it works:



                                   Follow us…..
Eat to live and pay for a good cause
We go and buy a loaf of bread        The money we paid goes to the
for us                               seller



                                2€
Eat to live and pay for a good cause
The seller sets aside 10 cents of the   The money goes to global charity
sale for a charity                      organisations


                                  0,10 €

 Money for
 Charity 0,10 €
            Cumpany profit
            1,90 €
Eat to live and pay for a good cause
The global charity organisations destribute The national charity organisations
the money to national charity organisations distribute the money in a form of food


                                    0,10 €
Eat to live and pay for a good cause
So,… this is how by buying a loaf of bread for
you, you are actually buying a loaf of bread for
another person.

Why would this work?
Eat to live and pay for a good cause
Incentive for you                    buy food for yourself

Incentive for you for buying expensive bread

         a special meaning of the bread for you related to your culture,
                                               religion, education, etc.,

Incentive for the seller:             add value to his / her brand


Incentive for NGOs:                 constant money flows because
                               the daily human needs lead to us to buy
                                the product in question on a daily basis
Eat to live and pay for a good cause


 Who wants to join us to make this idea come
                    true?




       Team 26049 thanks you for watching this presentation

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Eat to live and pay for a good cause

  • 1. Eat to live and pay for a good cause ! By team 26049 for the Crash Coarse on Creativity at Stanford University November 2012
  • 2. Every single day we buy bread What if 10 cents from the money we pay for a loaf of bread go for a good cause?
  • 3. What does bread mean to us? Staple food Cultural importance Political importance ‚ Bread & Salt‘ Religious importance Educational importance
  • 4. Staple food Bread is : …eaten on a daily basis …one of the most important staple food
  • 5. Cultural importance Bread suits : all human race irrespective of their different cultural values. Bread in our culture: “Bread and Salt“ = Welcome! In Slavic cultures Bread = $ in English-speaking countries
  • 6. Political importance “Bread and Salt“ Tradition - a greeting ceremony This is a symbol of great hospitality and an expression of hope that the guest will never know the pains of hunger.
  • 7. Religious importance The Lord's Prayer - "Give us this day our daily bread” One of the elements of the Eucharist Bread serves as a Holy communion with God
  • 8. Educational importance Bread can: inspire students to achieve their dreams
  • 9. So why don´t we use this importance for a good cause? And this is how it works: Follow us…..
  • 10. Eat to live and pay for a good cause We go and buy a loaf of bread The money we paid goes to the for us seller 2€
  • 11. Eat to live and pay for a good cause The seller sets aside 10 cents of the The money goes to global charity sale for a charity organisations 0,10 € Money for Charity 0,10 € Cumpany profit 1,90 €
  • 12. Eat to live and pay for a good cause The global charity organisations destribute The national charity organisations the money to national charity organisations distribute the money in a form of food 0,10 €
  • 13. Eat to live and pay for a good cause So,… this is how by buying a loaf of bread for you, you are actually buying a loaf of bread for another person. Why would this work?
  • 14. Eat to live and pay for a good cause Incentive for you buy food for yourself Incentive for you for buying expensive bread a special meaning of the bread for you related to your culture, religion, education, etc., Incentive for the seller: add value to his / her brand Incentive for NGOs: constant money flows because the daily human needs lead to us to buy the product in question on a daily basis
  • 15. Eat to live and pay for a good cause Who wants to join us to make this idea come true? Team 26049 thanks you for watching this presentation