Non-Profits Can Find Art Profitable.

PRLog (Press Release) - Sep. 27, 2012 - Chicago based wearable art company, Pistachios, is extending a hand to non-profits within the community. The company, which has been in business for over twenty years, is reaching out to non-profit organizations to donate event space. In addition, the store is willing to provide a percentage of sales to the events.

“We started in 1993 and are coming up on our twentieth anniversary,” said owner Yann Woolley. “I really want to give back to a community that has been so supportive of us. Pistachios helps over 120 artists, from around the world, showcase their art/jewelry. I want to showcase some of the tremendous non-profit organizations in the Chicago community.”

Organizations interested in working with Pistachios may approach the company between now and October 15th. The event can be held anytime within the next year. “The up and coming holiday season is the perfect time to hold a cocktail party in appreciation of an organization’s major contributors. I can’t think of a space more perfect than Pistachios. It is unique, it is a community staple, and it is free.”

For more information on how to request Pistachios as an event-space, please contact the company’s publicity firm at 702-409-1282 or call the store directly at 312-595-9437. Pistachios was established in 1993 in Chicago by sole owner, and art enthusiast, Yann Woolley. The goal was to promote contemporary handcrafted items to general public, creating a dedicated art savvy consumer base. The company hires artists from the United States, Canada, England, Germany, Swiss, Austria, Poland, and Greece. Ms. Woolley recently was awarded as one of the top fifty design retailers by the Jewelers' Circular Keystone (JCK), which is the jewelry industry's leading trade publication. Please request an EPK to read more about Ms. Woolley’s professional accomplishments, philanthropic efforts, and the missions and designers of Pistachios.