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to Art Impact Project.
We are a non-profit organization in the Chicago area dedicated to enhancing emotional wellness through creative expression. Join us, ‘like’ us, support us!
Make an Impact in Your Community!
Our site partnerships are growing faster than we can keep up and we need more volunteer Art Advocates to support our programming! We’re working in several area schools and community organizations – would you like to join us? Reach out to our Cassandra, our Manager of Programming to learn more about volunteering with us.
You do not need to be an expert artist and the commitment is very individualized. Join our program and become an Art Advocate Volunteer today!
DAILY IMPACT
Who says you can’t be in two places at once??
With a growing team, we absolutely can!
What a pleasure to join these #scholars at ALCA! Affirm Leadership Christian Academy is one of our newest partners this year, and we’re so excited to provide collaborative programming.
Beautiful, colorful Poetrees to recognize #NationalPoetryMonth 🤍❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🤎
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Still going …. It’s day 3 of the Inside Out Mask Project at #waukeganhighschool!
These #students were creative, thoughtful, and brave in making and sharing their projects. Check out these pics 👀
And one million #Thanks to our incredible team of #volunteers, including many who have never #volunteered with us before 💚💚 We couldn’t do this work with you!
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We made it! It’s the first of four days of the Inside Out Mask Project at #Waukegan High School for the freshman #students. We’re honored to come to #waukeganhighschool every spring to provide our wellnesss programming, support #socialemotionallearning, and encourage stronger connections in the classroom!
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The residents at Nicasa Behavioral Health Services enjoyed celebration National Poetry Month with the Black-Out Poetry Project. Whether the poem is serious or silly, it's great exercise for our brain, and a fun and healthy way to express ourselves.
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The Veterans participating in the Special Recreation Association of Central Lake County Healthy Minds Healthy Bodies and Brushwood Center's At Ease program celebrated National Poetry Month by using the black-out poetry method. It appears easy, but it certainly gave our brains a good work-out. Words taken out of context can be inspiring when strung together. It can create a story or poem revealing a hidden feeling or deep meaning, but also create a message that’s just silly or fun.
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