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In the face of challenges, whether it be homelessness or autism, art provides an opportunity for children to share their feelings.

Drawchange DIY is a weekly series of art projects designed to inspire resilience in children amidst the COVID-19 outbreak.

Mandala creation is used in art therapy as tool to aid in self-reflection, de-stressing and healing.

You are invited to celebrate our 11th year with us on Saturday, March 21, 2020!

Child homelessness is not just a question of material needs but rather an impediment to development. Exposure to art can help.

What if Martin Luther King Jr. was never able to imagine a better world? This is the reality for most children living in poverty.

Our ukulele program is a favorite for our children who are inspired by our volunteer musicians.

Applications to join us to Addis Ababa, Ethiopia in May, 2020 are now open! For ten days, volunteers help empower the community.

Our family supports our children to face the existential circumstances of poverty through the compassion shared within that one hour.

We want to say a BIG thank you to everyone who participated in our 2019 #GivingTuesday campaign!

For these children, our weekly program may be the only creative outlet they receive. We have personally seen the children’s transformation..

After Hurricane Maria devastated the island of Puerto Rico in 2017, the #drawchangefamily was prompted to travel with supplies in tow.

Cheers to our Friday morning Atlanta program that is solely run by a group of five volunteers!

A partner sociologist shares that our curriculum transformed their community from a mindset of despair to one of renewed hope.

Our art therapy-based programming is providing a safe place for refugee children to voice their emotions and dream their biggest dreams.

Florida's public art program budget has dropped 93% over the last 2 years? We work in 2 homeless shelters,

Every day this week, we will be sharing our 7 key programs built to Ignite Change in our communities. Today, we start Atlanta!

Change is only prompted by the hands of a community willing to make it happen. Join us December 3rd as we Ignite Change!

After 5 months of not participating, Liam asked if he could share his artwork in front of his peers. Read Liam's success story!

As this year quickly winds to a close, this time is often used to reflect on the successes of the road traveled, and we are astonished.