L.A. Creatives Made These Wonderful, Wacky Pieces of Art to Benefit Homeless Teens

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Deutsch North America chief creative officer Pete Favat wanted to give back to the Los Angeles community but hoped to get the entire L.A. agency scene in on it, too. Favat decided to hold a silent auction, which he called 100 Pieces, and invited every agency in town to participate.

The goal was to collect 100 pieces of original artwork made by L.A. creatives and auction them off. All of the money raised from the silent auction would be donated to Safe Place for Youth, a program founded to help the roughly 6,000 homeless teens in the L.A.

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