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Happy Holidays from the #drawchangefamily to yours 🌟 May this season be filled with warmth, love, & joy! We wish you a Holiday Season filled with peace & cheer! 🧡 Photo Description: Children playing at drawchange Holiday Art Camp 2019

What a year 2020 has been! We stayed determined through the ebbs and flows and persevered to continue our programming with the children.

We have seen firsthand the impact of these 5 points and their benefits. We share them in hopes they can help you too.

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

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

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

Let’s #dogood together! Are you up for the challenge? #drawchange123challenge

As written by Orlando, FL Program Director, Cindy Valentin. In most social settings, whether it be school, play, work, or with friends, expressing anger or depression is seen as unrestrained, or off-putting behavior. However, feeling these emotions and dealing with these emotions are two different situations. Children who express their anger and anxieties in school or social situations  are quickly labeled as troubled or misbehaved. With this curriculum project, we challenged