FOOD NOT BOMBS FLYERS

The Food Not Bombs Movement

Food Not Bombs shares food and literature

We are providing these flyers for you to print and hand out at your Food Not Bombs table and post on bulletin boards and store windows in your community. Feel free to make as many copies as possible. You will attract volunteers and supporters. If you want add your own phone number, address and website. Try to always have a literature table when you share food and look for events where you might be able to set up a literature table. You can also post flyers where ever you travel. We also have drawings you can down load and use on your own flyers. Add your local contact information tothe flyers below or post them as they are. You will be impressed at all the great connections you will make.

A Flyer to Start a Food Not Bombs group Tell your community that you are starting a Food Not Bombs group by posting these 8 1/2 inch by 11 inch flyers at cafes, bookstores, schools and in store windows in your community.	The Food Not Bombs Story (Text side) The text side of our basic half page flyer. This flyer tell the basic story of Food Not Bombs and the movement's mission.
The Seven Steps to Starting a Local Food Not Bombs Help start more Food Not Bombs groups by printing out this flyer and sharing with as many people as possible.	The Food Not Bombs Story (Picture side) This is the picture side of the half size flyer that illustrates the Food Not Bombs movement.
Our Cook For Peace flyer An introduction to Food Not Bombs. Photo of the San Francisco Police arresting 9 volunteers in 1988.	The basic Food Not Bombs flyer This half size flyer explains the history and goals of Food Not Bombs. This is a simple way to tell people about Food Not Bombs.
Logo A black and white version of the Food Not Bombs logo.	A 24 inch wide black and white Food Not Bombs logo Great for signs and banners.
Raytheon Missle System Direct hit. An 11 inch by 17 inch poster showing the bloody results of a Raytheon product. Over 60 people died when a Raytheon War Head blows up a grocery in Bagdad in 2003.	Whats wrong with McDonalds flyer. McDonalds took the authors of this flyer to court in an effort to stop its distribution.