Giving Back

10% of the profit of every purchase made through Mari Malik Studio and Art of Intuition is donated directly to a different charity supporting education each month.

Whether you purchase a painting, a poem, a bookish goodie, or join the Print Club, your purchase helps support access to education and opportunities for others.

Each month, a different educational charity will be chosen to receive your contribution.

Something beautiful for you. Something meaningful for someone else.

Education has always meant something deeply personal to Mari.

Mari grew up in an immigrant family, and her mother never learned to read or write. That part of her family’s story shaped how Mari sees the opportunities education can offer, especially since not everyone has the same access to them.

Her mother never had the chance to learn to read and write. For Mari, these skills opened up a completely new world.

Books gave her places to go.
Writing gave her a voice.
Art gave her another way to communicate, imagine, and understand the world.

This is why education, literacy, and the creative arts matter so much to Mari.

She believes education is more than just classrooms, degrees, or grades. It means having access to knowledge, being able to express yourself, and having the freedom to imagine a life beyond where you started.

Reading and writing can give people a voice. Art lets them express things words cannot. Creativity can open doors to new possibilities.

Mari knows firsthand how powerful those opportunities can be.

That’s why 10% of every purchase from Mari Malik Studio and Art of Intuition goes to a different education charity each month.

When someone buys a painting, a poem, a book-themed item, or joins the Mail Club, their purchase becomes part of something bigger.

It helps support the idea that everyone deserves the chance to learn, read, write, create, and discover what they can do.

Education gave Mari a world of possibilities, and she wants to help make those possibilities available to others.


Why Education Matters to Mari