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Develope housing and Education facilities to sustain wellness and growth. It's important to note that EGTE is not a charity; rather, it's a business of giving.

Everybody = Our Global
Community
Eat = Nurture, Cultivate,
Growth

Promote learning methodologies for kids by means of Visual Arts, Performing Arts and mindfulness. Everybody = Our Global Community
Eat = Nurture, Cultivate, Growth

Vision:
A planet where Everybody Gets To reclaim their human right to explore the joy of creativity through all forms of Arts and social awreness. Mission:
Support the development of children through Education, Visual Arts, Performing Arts and mindfulness. EGTE also promote innovative methodologies for building shelters for abandon and homeless children. Everybody Gets To Eat (EGTE) has achieved a remarkable milestone by successfully completing over 70 humanitarian projects in remote areas of the Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, and the U.S. The organization has assisted over four thousand children by utilizing the savings and retirement pension of the organization's founder to fund 99% of its operations. EGTE's dedication to integrity ensures that every dollar spent is utilized efficiently without any wastage on unnecessary expenditures. The organization's remarkable efforts have impacted the lives of many, and we hope that EGTE continues to make a positive difference in the world through its Art for All project for underprivileged childern.

08/28/2026

Everybody Gets To Eat Foundation Inc. (EGTE) Mandala Project @ MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation

Mandala art is a powerful tool and is one I use myself for strengthening mindfulness, concentration, and building confidence in artistic ability. The EGTE Mandala Challenge wrapped up this summer at the MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation, working with girls in 4th through 8th grade who showed up week after week to create, focus, and have their work seen. Breathing exercises for calming the body and mind were led by my great friend, artist Agni Zotis, founder of MAY Kids Transform.

I spent countless hours this year reaching out to local Jacksonville youth organizations to pitch the Mandala Project, and I was fortunate to connect with Ms. Pam Simon, Director of Program Services at the MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation. Through our meetings and her generous support, we successfully developed an official partnership.

MaliVai "Mal" Washington is an American former professional tennis player who reached the men's singles final at Wimbledon in 1996 and won four ATP titles. That same year, he created the MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation to introduce tennis to inner-city youth. In 2009, he received the ATP Arthur Ashe Humanitarian of the Year Award for his work through the foundation.

MWYF has served over 20,000 children and raised $3 million to build a 9,000-square-foot youth center with eight tennis courts in Jacksonville, Florida, which opened in May 2008.

04/29/2026

🎨 Art. Mindfulness. Community. This summer in Jacksonville — FREE.

The Mandala Challenge is coming to MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation June 1 through July 8, 2026. 300+ girls. 18 sessions. Zero cost to families.

Every child deserves a moment of creativity and calm. 💜

📍 1055 W. 6th St, Jacksonville FL
🎉 Showcase: July 9 | 1–3pm

04/15/2026

🎨 BIG NEWS, Jacksonville Florida ! 🎨

Everybody Gets To Eat Foundation is proud to announce that The Mandala Challenge is coming to the MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation this summer!

Starting June 1st, girls in 4th grade through middle school will get to explore creativity, mindfulness, and self-expression through the art of mandala creation — completely FREE.

What is The Mandala Challenge?
It's a creative arts & mindfulness program where youth create beautiful mandala artwork while learning focus, emotional regulation, and self-expression. Every participant receives a recognition certificate. Every session is powered by community.

Sessions run June through July 2026
MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation
1055 W. 6th Street, Jacksonville, FL 32209
End-of-Summer Showcase: July 9, 2026 | 1–3pm

We are so grateful to partner with an institution that has been Serving Hope and Changing Lives in Jacksonville for 30 years. Together, we're making sure every child has access to the power of art.

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http://www.everybodygetstoeat.com/

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