28 Day Drawing Challenge

Develop a simple, daily art habit and support a great charity.

15 minutes a day. No special materials. No finished artwork required.


Sale Starts on May 20th, 2026

How it Works


Daily Art Lessons

Take a short art lesson from a different artist every day.

Create Your Daily Art

Maintain a daily art habit by completing a short 10 to 20-minute drawing exercise.

Share Your Work

Upload a photo of your daily drawing to our private Facebook group. We’re here to support each other on our art journey.

Art Bundles for Good

Drawing Challenge

Only US$59

In Support of The Uganda Partnership Charity

(Sales are closed for June 2026)

Here Are The Artists


Tracy Verdugo

Katrina Koltes

Sally Towers-Sybblis

Christine Elder

Betsy Beier

Renata Loree

Debasree Dey

Ildikó Karsay

Murray Charteris

Alka Chopra

Angela Murray

Amanda Trought

Galia Alena

Deborah Putnoi

Patt Scrivener

Esté MacLeod

Isobel Moore

Lieve Ericx

Cynthia Hauk

Shemi Dixon

Angela Fehr

Jennibellie

Gabbi Kitchener

Jill Adamy

Sue Young

Sally Allnock

Ida Andersen Lang

Over 10,000 Happy Customers!

Jean T.

This was my first Art Bundles for Good, and I’ve learned so much! I’ve improved painting flowers, seascapes, and landscapes in acrylic and gouache. And knowing my money is going to a good cause makes it even better! Thanks so much for what you do!


Margot B.

Art Bundles for Good is one of the best values for your money that you can find in terms of creative art lessons. And to top it all off, a large portion of the proceeds goes to charity.

Miriam G.

Art Bundles for Good is an incredible collection of courses from a fabulous group of teachers. It’s like a candy shop for artists, and you’re not just learning and having fun, you’re making a real difference for kids who need it.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Art.BundlesforGood.com?

This site brings together top online art courses from many different artists. 25% of the gross profits go to a worthy charity. Most of the revenues go to reward contributors for providing their resources and promoting the sale.

Why do you give profits to charity?

It’s very important for me to maximize my impact in the world. I believe all businesses and individuals have a responsibility to do good in the world. Committing to give a big percentage to charity is a way to support worthy causes AND give great deals on valuable online resources.

Who is behind BundlesforGood.com?

My name is John Bardos. Check out my personal manifesto at JohnBardos.net. I also have an old blog at JetSetCitizen.com where you can learn more about me and my family’s journey to selling all our belongings to focus on more meaningful projects and experiences. BundlesforGood.com is one of my projects to contribute more to the world.

What charity are you supporting?

For the June Drawing Challenge, we are continuing to support The Uganda Partnership, a bootstrapped charity helping single mothers in Uganda. The money we raise will be given to create micro-loans for widows to help bring them out of poverty. This video is a narrated children’s book that explains how the program works.

How will I get access to all the lessons?

After you purchase, you’ll be given access to a private member area on the website. Every day of the challenge, you’ll be given access to a new video lesson. After the challenge is over, you’ll have continued access to all the lessons.

How much have you raised for charity?

Thanks to all the contributors and purchasers of Bundles for Good, we’ve now raised US$167,474. We are slowly getting closer to my $1 million goal.

Refunds

You can get a full refund prior to the start of the drawing challenge on June 1st. There are no refunds after the challenge starts.

Why do you give 25%?

Most projects like this seem to donate 5% or less of profits. I feel that is low. 25% will make a bigger impact on the organizations we contribute to.

At the same time, this business needs to invest and grow in order to maximize its social impact. Giving away too much of the profits will jeopardize the long-term viability. 25% is a large percentage that still leaves enough to make it sustainable. Over time, this will help Bundles For Good maximize the total contribution.