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Norman Cook

Team Super Heroes

Dear Friends and Family,

I'm participating in a Graphic Novel Read-a-thon for the Cartoon Art Museum and am asking for donations to support my reading. I'm excited to be a part of it because this event raises money for an organization I care about and their mission means a lot to me, and I hope you'll consider contributing as a way to celebrate with me. Every little bit will help me reach my goal. I've included information about Cartoon Art Museum below.

The Cartoon Art Museum’s mission is to ignite imaginations and foster the next generation of visual storytellers by celebrating the history of cartoon art, its role in society, and its universal appeal.
Our vision is to be the premier destination to experience cartoon art in all its many forms from around the world, and a leader in providing insight into the process of creating it.

Will you help by making a pledge per minute that I read (60 minutes max) or a flat donation?

Thank you for all of your support and encouragement!

About this fundraiser:

The Cartoon Art Museum is excited to announce a new fundraising event to encourage folks to read graphic novels, the Graphic Novel Read-a-thon! From February 22nd through March 7th, participants can read graphic novels and help support the Cartoon Art Museum at the same time! This event is in conjunction with Will Eisner Week (Read a Graphic Novel Week) and the San Francisco Comic Fest week (March 1st through March 7th), where CAM and others will be hosting events and promotions in support of comics and the great Will Eisner, father of the Graphic Novel.

Please know that no amount is too small. Your ongoing backing and support are both truly appreciated.

About the Cartoon Art Museum:

The Cartoon Art Museum is a nonprofit museum dedicated to igniting imaginations and fostering the next generation of visual storytellers by celebrating the history of cartoon art, its role in society, and its universal appeal. Our vision is to be the premier destination to experience cartoon art in all its many forms from around the world, and a leader in providing insight into the process of creating it.

Established in 1984, the museum has presented hundreds of exhibitions, thousands of events and workshops over our 36 year history. The Cartoon Art Museum has something for everyone—from comic strips, comic books and anime to political cartoons, graphic novels and underground comix. People of all ages can view original cartoon art at exhibitions and screenings, produce their own comics and animation at classes and workshops, research deeply into our collection and library, and mix and mingle with professional and aspiring cartoonists.

We could not engage in the wonderful learning opportunities and the fun things we do here without your financial support.