Every workshop, conversation, and shared creative experience is possible because people choose to get involved. Whether you volunteer, donate, partner, or simply share our mission, your support creates opportunities for healing, connection, and hope. Together, we help people feel seen, valued, and welcomed. If this work resonates with you, we’d love to include you.
You don’t need to have all the answers. You simply need to care. If this work has touched your heart, we’d love to welcome you.
Women veterans are invited to turn military boots into art at a free Healing in Arts workshop on October 24, 2026, at SHero’s Corner in Kentwood.
WOOD TV 8 covered our Art of Resilience ArtPrize 2026 exhibit at Veterans Memorial Park, and the story was picked up by Yahoo News.
Imagine your community having a place to slow down, create, and connect. We partner with schools, organizations, and community groups to bring creative healing experiences where they’re needed most.
Every workshop, exhibit, and art kit is made possible through generous donor support. Your gift helps us reach more people, expand programs, and create lasting opportunities for healing and hope.
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The Healing in Arts workshop was the perfect way to have an open conversation about what we can do as individuals and as a community to be kind to others.
This organization, though small, has a profound impact in our community and around the world!
Holland Home had the unique opportunity to partner with Healing in Arts. This project included residents from every level of care: Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Skilled Nursing.
Portraits and stories from refugee children and families, on view during ArtPrize in the green space across from DeVos Place.
At the Creatives Unleashed Conference in Budapest, Hungary, Healing in Arts created a new collective art project. For our second session, we discussed the importance of art in community, highlighting former HiA collaborative projects such as Butterfly Dreams, Yellow Ribbon Project, and Art for Honor (formerly Voices). This session included an art mystery project that …
Our faces hold emotion, express love and peace, and tell our stories and dreams. Healing in Arts was honored to partner with Creatives Unleashed in Budapest, Hungary to explore how portraits can help us engage in self-reflection and healing. HiA artist and board member Yeram Leonard partnered with me in the four-day art workshop series. Starting with …
Under the Surface is a Healing in Arts collaboration with Noorthoek Academy, servicing adults with learning challenges and other intellectual disabilities. For this project, eighty Noorthoek students and Dr. Jeffrey Frank, a U.S. military veteran and Academy board member, will take part in the gigantic art mystery collage. But participants won’t be painting in the …