Faribault Mill introduces the LOVE™ throw blanket, designed by contemporary artist Alexandra Grant. For each LOVE™ throw blanket purchased from Faribault Mill, 10% of sales will be donated to the grantLOVE Project at the Entertainment Industry Foundation, with funds directed to support nonprofits that support arts education and youth experiencing homelessness. Since its inception in 2008, the grantLOVE Project has worked to raise awareness and money for numerous nonprofits through the gift and sale of collaborative artworks and editions made with Grant’s LOVE™ symbol.
The grantLOVE Project is a fund of the Entertainment Industry Foundation (EIF), based in Los Angeles, CA. The grantLOVE x Faribault Mill collaboration was established in partnership with fine art licensing and creative consulting agency Alice Riot.
This throw blanket is available for pre-order now through 9/15/23 and will be delivered 11/15-11/30.

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grantLOVE Project
grantLOVE is an art project started by Los Angeles- and Berlin-based artist Alexandra Grant in 2008 to help raise awareness and money for various nonprofits through the gift and sale of her LOVE artwork. Grant’s LOVE™ symbol originated from a sculpture she exhibited in 2008 at Honor Fraser gallery, A Love That Should Have Lasted. grantLOVE is now a philanthropic partner of the Entertainment Industry Foundation, a Charity Navigator Four-Star Charity that meets all 20 Better Business Bureau charity standards and carries the Candid Platinum Seal of Transparency.