Learn more about our mission — turning digital art into real-world change. Every pixel donated helps fund charitable initiatives and inspire collective creativity.
Our long-term vision is to: Create the world’s largest Rubik’s Cube mural (1.5 lakh+ cubes) Involve thousands of people in a shared act of creation and learning Generate meaningful funding...
Through its creative and fundraising work, PFC supports: Education for children in slums Creative thinking and STEM learning Youth engagement and leadership Awareness of environmental and cultural issues
Our core team and operations are currently based in Lucknow, India. However, we can work with volunteers and partner organizations in multiple cities, and we’re planning to expanding nationwide.
Over 300+ Rubik’s Cube murals created on social themes Cube-based education programs for slum and low-income children Collaborations with NGOs, schools, and public institutions A growing volunteer network of students,...
PFC is a grassroots initiative led by volunteers, cubing enthusiasts, educators, and social change-makers, Psychologists, Designers, Web Developers.
We combine Rubik’s Cube art with social purpose. Each mural is a visual story created not just for its beauty, but for its message—whether celebrating a national figure, supporting a...
PixelsForCharity was born from a simple idea: using Rubik’s Cubes for something bigger than just solving them. What started as an artistic experiment in 2023 quickly became a platform to...
Our mission is to blend art, education, and social change. By involving volunteers, children, and organizations in hands-on, visual projects like cube murals, we aim to: Foster scientific and creative...
We don’t only use Rubik’s Cubes! While they’re a key part of our work, we also use other creative mediums to make our activities inclusive and accessible to all. Here’s...
In PixelsForCharity, the word “Pixels” represents the tiny building blocks that come together to create a bigger picture—just like in digital images or our Rubik’s Cube murals.Each Rubik’s Cube or...
