iam8Bit to host ”Robot Chicken: DC Comics” Gallery for Charity

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Come celebrate the April 6 Premiere of the Robot Chicken DC Comics Special 2: Villains in Paradise, by doing something for someone else for a change. March 28, 2014 7:00pm-11:00pm iam8bit Gallery 2147 W. Sunset Blvd. Los angeles, CA 90026 www.iam8bit.com All proceeds go to Turning Point TURNING POINT - an interim housing program at OPCC, tailors services to the needs of each person to help them rebuild their lives and end their homelessness for good. Through key services such as housing, mental health and medical care, substance abuse treatment and assistance in obtaining income, Turning Point aims to improve the self-sufficiency of the most vulnerable in our community. And we’re having great success: 95% of individuals housed by Turning Point are never homeless again. Compare that to the national average, where only 65% of people housed actually stay housed.

Stoopid Buddy Stoodios are pretty awesome in that they continue to not only put out some of the best animated content on television with programs like Robot Chicken, but that the company certainly loves to give back to the community whether it’s Seth Green auctioning off tours of his studios or like in this case his production studio doing up an art gallery with all of the proceeds going to charity.

According to a press release direct from the iam8bit gallery:

For the third year in a row, we’re teaming up with Stoopid Buddy Stoodios for another Robot Chicken extravaganza. But this time, it’s even crazier – because DC Comics is involved, too. Lots of your favorite Robot Chicken and DC artists (and other special friends) will be displaying their work, with all proceeds going to a wonderful charity, OPCC’s Turning Point.

This is a free admission event and free refreshments are coming from Hint Water. Check out the Facebook invite we got right here

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