How you can give back to your community with art!
Looking back at one of my favorite projects from last year—not just because of the colors, but because of the impact. 🎨✨
I had the honor of donating this "Mad Hatter" console to support Mercy Medical Angels. I am so proud to share that this piece earned over $500 for this incredible organization! 🕊️
For those who don't know, @MercyMedicalAngels removes the biggest barrier to healing: transportation. They provide free flights and ground travel for patients who need specialized medical care but can't afford the trip.
As artists, our hands can do so much more than just create beautiful things—they can build hope. 🛠️❤️
Giving back to your community with art goes beyond simply creating beautiful pieces; it’s about making a real impact on people’s lives. When I donated my "Mad Hatter" console to Mercy Medical Angels, it was heartwarming to see the direct effect art can have, raising over $500 to help patients access essential medical care they couldn’t otherwise afford. One thing I've found in my experience as an artist is that community involvement can take many forms. Whether it’s donating artwork for charity auctions, teaching art workshops to underserved groups, or even organizing community murals, each effort strengthens the local bond and spreads hope. Organizations like Mercy Medical Angels highlight how barriers such as transportation can severely impact health outcomes. Art can be a powerful tool to support these causes by drawing attention and funds. It’s refreshing to see how creative projects can transform into impactful social contributions. If you’re wondering how to start, consider partnering with local nonprofits or health-focused organizations. Creating artwork inspired by community stories or themes can create a meaningful connection that motivates people to support the cause. Don’t underestimate the power of your hands—not only can they create beauty, but they can also build hope and healing when paired with a compassionate mission. Sharing your journey and the stories behind your work can inspire others to get involved too. The message “HOW WILL YOU HELP YOUR neighbors today?” reminds us that everyone can contribute in their unique way. Art is not just a medium for self-expression; it’s a bridge to uplift and empower communities through creativity and care.





































































I would love to buy something like that to contribute to Lung Cancer. I lost my husband to lung cancer October 2025.